Japan Motors, Foton engage stakeholders on advanced logistics solutions
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Japan Motors, Foton engage stakeholders on advanced logistics solutions

Samuel Ohene Nyantakyi
Published July 28, 20263 min read

In a strategic move to deepen its presence in Ghana's growing commercial and industrial corridors, Japan Motors Trading Company Limited (JMTC), in partnership with Foton Motor, has hosted a high-impact stakeholder engagement in Sunyani dubbed “The Ultimate Customer Engagement”.

Published by Business & Financial Times
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