Finance ministry issues disclaimer on electronic cargo transit number

Date:

The Ministry of Finance says it has not issued any directive demanding all shipment to Ghana, including transit shipment, to obtain an Electronic Cargo Transit number.

It has, therefore, urged players in the shipping industry to ignore and disregard any letter that was purported to have come from the Ministry in line with such directive.

“The Ministry wishes to inform all shippers and stakeholders that the letter and its content are fake and should be ignored.

“The letter alleged that as from 15″ September 2023, all shipment to Ghana, including transit shipment are required to obtain an Electronic Cargo Transit number (ECTN/SPN) and submit same to Antaser Afrique BVBA for verification,” the Ministry noted in a statement.

It has commended stakeholders for due diligence and making enquiries.

The Ministry noted that extensive consultation would be done with relevant stakeholders whenever government wished to introduce a new policy or tax.

Share post:

Subscribe

Popular

US-based Ghanaian scholar wins inaugural NCA Early Career Award

A Ghanaian scholar based in the United States has become the first recipient of a newly established international award recognising outstanding early-career African researchers in communication studies.

Ecuador backs Morocco’s Sahara sovereignty, expands Embassy services nationwide

The Republic of Ecuador has reaffirmed its support for Morocco’s sovereignty over its entire territory, including the Sahara region, following high-level talks between the two countries in Rabat.

Move beyond operating in silos, Interior Minister urges security agencies

Alhaji Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, Minister for the Interior, has urged internal security agencies in the Western Region to move beyond operating in silos and embrace an integrated and collaborative approach in the management of security issues in the region.

Children’s concerns need stronger place in climate agreements

The African Group of Negotiators (AGN) is exploring ways to strengthen children's participation in climate negotiations and ensure their concerns feature in decisions at COP31.

More like this
Related