African maritime security forum calls for stronger regional cooperation to protect blue economy
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African maritime security forum calls for stronger regional cooperation to protect blue economy

Evelyn ARTHUR
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The Director-General of the Ghana Maritime Authority (GMA), Kamal-Deen Ali, has joined senior naval officers, defence officials and maritime security experts from across Africa and beyond at the maiden African Maritime Security Forum in Accra, where participants called for stronger regional cooperation to tackle emerging threats to the continent’s maritime domain.

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