LONDON, United Kingdom — MEFEGAI Enterprise Ltd, a Ghanaian transport, logistics and international trade services company, will be represented by Yakubu Abubakar, Assistant to the CEO, at the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum, taking place across London from Thursday 26 to Saturday 28 November 2026.
The company provides integrated freight management, warehousing and customs clearing support across Ghana and West Africa, with services spanning road haulage, sea and air freight forwarding, supplier sourcing, trade advisory and import and export management. Its attendance places a West African trade facilitation perspective within conversations on market access, supply chain resilience and export growth, areas that directly shape the company’s day-to-day operations.
MEFEGAI Enterprise Ltd operates as a trade facilitation partner connecting Ghanaian businesses with global market channels. The forum offers an opportunity to exchange practical knowledge on customs compliance, cross-border logistics and trade execution with senior business leaders, trade officials and policymakers. For a company that recently expanded its Accra office network by opening a location at Iconic Towers on Olusegun Obasanjo Highway, the three-day programme provides a setting to test assumptions about regional supply chain constraints against international practice.
West Africa’s trade routes depend on reliable road, air and sea connections, and the performance of freight forwarders and customs brokers has a direct effect on the ability of Ghanaian firms to reach export markets. MEFEGAI Enterprise Ltd’s end-to-end supply chain services, including customs documentation and clearance support, are central to that process. The forum’s focus on export growth and trade resilience aligns with the operational realities of moving goods across multiple borders with different documentation and compliance requirements.
“Ghanaian businesses are increasingly looking beyond domestic markets, but securing dependable international buyers and moving goods across borders requires disciplined logistics and customs management. Our aim in London is to compare how other markets are tackling these operational challenges and to bring back practical lessons that make trade routes clearer and more reliable for our clients.”
— Yakubu Abubakar, Assistant to the CEO, MEFEGAI Enterprise Ltd
MEFEGAI Enterprise Ltd expects the forum to strengthen its understanding of changing trade documentation standards, risk management in freight forwarding and buyer identification across international markets. Those insights will inform the company’s advisory work with Ghanaian importers and exporters, particularly smaller businesses that need support with supplier sourcing and customs clearing.
About MEFEGAI Enterprise Ltd
MEFEGAI Enterprise Ltd is a Ghanaian private limited company headquartered in Accra, with offices in Roman Ridge and Iconic Towers along Olusegun Obasanjo Highway near the Accra Girls area. The company offers road, air and sea freight management, warehousing solutions and customs clearing assistance, alongside supplier sourcing, trade advisory and import and export logistics. Its service footprint covers Ghana and extends across broader West African regional transport routes and international trade connections. MEFEGAI Enterprise Ltd operates as a trade facilitation partner aimed at connecting Ghanaian businesses with global market channels.
About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum runs from Thursday 26 to Saturday 28 November 2026 as a three-day programme across various venues in London. Convened by the International Trade Council alongside the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring, it brings together senior business leaders, trade officials and policymakers to advance international trade, market access, supply chain resilience and export growth. Sessions focus on cross-border trade challenges, export development and the resilience of international supply chains.
About the International Trade Council
Founded in 1956, the International Trade Council is an independent, neutral and non-lobbying peak-body chamber of commerce supporting international trade and foreign direct investment. It connects a global network spanning more than 179 countries and over 28,000 members, including businesses, governments, trade and investment agencies, ministries of trade and industry, diplomatic missions, chambers of commerce, export promotion agencies and industry associations. The Council works to reduce barriers to international trade, create new international business opportunities, encourage foreign direct investment and support sustainable economic growth through collaboration, advocacy and knowledge sharing. It also champions ethical, transparent and inclusive trade, provides education and certification through the ITC Academy, and conducts market and trade research.
About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring
The International Centre for Trade Transparency Limited, trading as the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring and abbreviated ICTTM, is a commercial spin-off of the International Trade Council established in November 2022. Registered in the United Kingdom, it has offices in the United Kingdom and the Philippines and works to increase transparency in global commerce and international trade. ICTTM develops ADAMftd, an artificial-intelligence trade intelligence platform that draws on billions of historical and real-time trade data points covering customs and import-export records, shipping data, company and ownership information, tariffs and duties, and sanctions and compliance screening. The platform is used 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
Yakubu Abubakar. Assistant to the CEO. MEFEGAI Enterprise Ltd. Website: https://mefegai.com.
