Headquartered in Tema, Ghana, Portlink Ghana Limited has spent more than a decade establishing itself as a key facilitator of end-to-end logistics solutions. The company manages complex supply chains for a diverse client base, ranging from local small and medium-sized enterprises to major multinational corporations. Its core operations encompass custom house clearance, warehousing, project management, and cross-border transport, establishing critical trade links across West Africa.

The company’s participation in the London forum comes during a period of significant domestic infrastructure investment. Portlink is currently constructing a state-of-the-art corporate headquarters and logistics exhibition centre, designed to serve as a regional hub for operational innovation. This development aligns with the company’s recent industry recognition, including being named a finalist for the African Logistics Excellence category at the 2025 Go Global Awards, and its CEO, George Glory Opeku, being recognized in the 100 Most Influential People Awards in 2024.

At the forum, Portlink intends to engage with international trade partners to address supply chain integration and customs brokerage efficiency. Operating a dedicated fleet of more than 20 modern trucks, the company has demonstrated its capacity for high-volume logistics, notably executing the stevedoring services for over 19,000 metric tons of rice donated to Ghana by the Japanese government. The delegation aims to share operational insights from the West African corridor while exploring new sustainable shipping practices.

"Developing reliable, well-coordinated logistics corridors is fundamental to supporting regional trade growth and connecting West African markets with global supply chains. Our focus remains on executing efficient, compliant customs clearance and cargo handling that meets international standards of transparency."

"This forum offers an important platform to discuss how regional logistics providers can better interface with global trade networks. As we construct our new headquarters and expand our transport capacity, incorporating advanced operational practices will ensure we continue to support our clients' cross-border objectives."

With a documented client satisfaction rate exceeding 90 percent, Portlink maintains a strong volume of repeat business across vital sectors, including manufacturing, construction, and oil and gas. The insights acquired during the London sessions will support the company's efforts to enhance regional trade connectivity and drive operational excellence at its upcoming logistics hub.

About Portlink Ghana Limited
Portlink Ghana Limited is a freight forwarding and logistics company headquartered opposite the Don Bosco Training Institute in Tema, Ghana, with additional branches in Aflao and at the Airport Cargo Village. The company specializes in comprehensive supply chain management, customs clearance, and cross-border transport across West Africa, while also managing international cargo and crew from Spain, Greece, and the Caribbean. Portlink is committed to delivering reliable, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible shipping solutions.

About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
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Dzam Daniel Komla
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Portlink Ghana Limited
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