As Ghana serves as the host nation for the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat, domestic logistics providers are critical in turning regional trade policies into operational reality. DotExpress Ghana Ltd operates as a strategic intermediary, connecting international businesses with West African markets through the Port of Tema and Kotoka International Airport. The firm focuses on reducing regional business costs by streamlining customs clearance and managing complex cross-border cargo movements.

The company provides end-to-end freight solutions, blending regulatory customs expertise with robust physical transport assets. Its service portfolio encompasses sea and air freight brokerage, ship chandler services supplying essential commodities to commercial vessels, and dedicated open yard storage for bulk or non-containerised industrial equipment. This multimodal approach allows the firm to facilitate uninterrupted trade corridors, particularly for landlocked neighbouring nations that rely heavily on Ghanaian transit points.

Todjo’s participation in the London forum arrives at a critical juncture for emerging market logistics. International exporters increasingly require reliable partners to navigate the regulatory and operational complexities of the maritime and aviation sectors in West Africa. By engaging with global trade leaders, Todjo aims to highlight strategies for mitigating supply chain risks, ensuring compliance with international shipping standards and expanding cross-border infrastructure investments.

“Integrating fragmented regional supply chains requires more than policy agreements; it demands rigorous operational execution at the port level,” said Abel Todjo. “Our focus at DotExpress is bridging the gap between international compliance standards and local realities on the ground in Tema. By optimising customs brokerage and maintaining robust multimodal transport networks, we reduce transit delays and protect cargo integrity for both coastal and landlocked markets.”

“This convocation provides a necessary platform to examine the practical mechanics of West African trade. I look forward to engaging with international partners on how technical logistics expertise can directly reduce the cost of cross-border commerce and support the broader objectives of the African Continental Free Trade Area.”

As an active member of the Ghana Institute of Freight Forwarders, DotExpress Ghana Ltd continually aligns its operations with evolving international benchmarks. During the London programme, the company intends to formalise new partnerships with global shipping lines and foreign direct investors looking to establish secure, efficient supply routes into the West African sub-region.

About DotExpress Ghana Ltd
DotExpress Ghana Ltd is a comprehensive supply chain management and logistics firm headquartered in Tema, Ghana. Operating primarily through the Port of Tema and Kotoka International Airport, the company delivers multimodal freight solutions, customs house brokerage, ship chandling and specialised warehousing. By combining technical regulatory knowledge with physical transport networks, the firm facilitates seamless international trade and cross-border logistics throughout the West African sub-region.

About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum is a premier international gathering that unites corporate leaders, trade ministers and supply chain experts. Convened in conjunction with the International Centre for Trade Transparency & Monitoring, the three-day programme takes place across various venues in London. The event is designed to foster dialogue on eliminating trade barriers, enhancing global market access and fortifying international supply networks against emerging disruptions.

About the International Trade Council
Established in 1956, the International Trade Council operates as an independent, neutral and non-lobbying peak-body chamber of commerce dedicated to supporting foreign direct investment and global commerce. The Council maintains a worldwide network encompassing over 28,000 members across more than 179 countries, representing a diverse constituency of businesses, government ministries of trade and industry, export promotion agencies, chambers of commerce, diplomatic missions, trade and investment agencies, and industry associations. Through the ITC Academy’s education and certification programmes, alongside extensive market and trade research, the organisation works to dismantle international trade barriers, create new business opportunities, promote sustainable economic growth and champion inclusive, transparent and ethical trade practices.

About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring
The International Centre for Trade Transparency Limited, operating as the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring (ICTTM), was founded in November 2022 as a commercial spin-off of the International Trade Council. Registered in the United Kingdom with offices in the United Kingdom and the Philippines, the company’s mission is to increase transparency within global commerce and international trade. The firm develops an artificial-intelligence trade intelligence platform known as ADAMftd (Advanced Data Analytics and Modeling for Foreign Trade Data). By processing billions of historical and real-time data points—including customs and import-export records, shipping data, company and ownership information, tariffs and duties, and sanctions and compliance screening—ADAMftd enables organisations to identify buyers, suppliers and competitors, analyse and model supply chains, assess counterparty risk, research trade rules, and forecast demand, pricing and market trends.

Media Contact
The executive representing the firm is Abel Todjo. His job title is Chief Executive Officer. He represents DotExpress Ghana Ltd. The official company website is https://dotexpressgh.com.