LONDON, United Kingdom — Portlink Ghana Limited, a logistics and supply chain provider based in Ghana, is representing the West African transport sector at the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum. Dzam Daniel Komla, representing the company’s operations, will participate in the three-day programme in London, joining global trade leaders and policymakers to discuss supply chain resilience and international trade connectivity.
Headquartered opposite the Don Bosco Training Institute in Community 22, Tema, Portlink Ghana Limited has over a decade of experience facilitating regional commerce. Operating a dedicated fleet of more than 20 modern trucks, the company provides end-to-end freight solutions across Ghana and West African markets. Its presence at the London forum highlights the role of local logistics networks in connecting African markets to global supply chains, easing transit for local and multinational corporations.
The company regularly manages international cargo and crew from Spain, Greece, and the Caribbean, with branches in Aflao and the Airport Cargo Village. At the forum, Portlink Ghana Limited aims to share operational insights on streamlining West African customs brokerage and cross-border trade, while seeking collaborative opportunities to enhance its specialized services in oilfield support, ship chandelling, and bulk cargo handling.
This participation aligns with the company’s infrastructure expansion, which includes constructing a state-of-the-art corporate headquarters and logistics exhibition centre. Historically, Portlink Ghana Limited has demonstrated its high-volume capacity by providing stevedoring services for over 19,000 metric tons of rice donated to Ghana by the Japanese government in 2012. Today, the firm reports a client satisfaction rate exceeding 90 percent across the manufacturing, construction, and energy sectors.
“Operational efficiency at the regional level is the foundation upon which successful international trade is built. In West Africa, navigating the complexities of customs clearance and cross-border transport requires both deep local expertise and robust infrastructure.”
“Participating in this forum allows us to align our regional strategies with international standards as we invest in our new corporate headquarters and logistics exhibition centre to prepare for future supply chain demands.”
The company was named a finalist for the African Logistics Excellence category at the 2025 Go Global Awards, and its CEO, George Glory Opeku, was recognized in the 100 Most Influential People Awards in 2024. These accolades reflect Portlink’s continuous efforts to champion logistics excellence and support regional economic development.
About Portlink Ghana Limited
Portlink Ghana Limited is a freight forwarding and transportation company providing end-to-end logistics solutions. Based in Tema, Ghana, the company specialises in the seamless movement of goods for clients ranging from small enterprises to multinational corporations, delivering reliable, cost-effective, and eco-friendly shipping services.
About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum is a three-day event held across various venues in London, United Kingdom. The forum brings together senior business leaders, trade officials, and policymakers to advance international trade, market access, and supply chain resilience.
About the International Trade Council
Established in 1956, the International Trade Council is an independent, non-lobbying peak-body chamber of commerce supporting global trade and foreign direct investment. With a network of over 28,000 members across more than 179 countries, the Council works to reduce trade barriers, encourage sustainable economic growth, and offer professional education through the ITC Academy.
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 (ICTTM), is a commercial spin-off of the International Trade Council. Founded in November 2022 and registered in the UK, ICTTM operates ADAMftd, an AI-powered trade intelligence platform that processes billions of customs and shipping data points to help companies analyze supply chains and assess counterparty risks.
Media Contact
Dzam Daniel Komla. Operations. Portlink Ghana Limited. Email: operations@portlinkghana.com.
