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West and Central Africa Discuss Maritime Safety, Financing at MOWCA Meeting
By Fatou Krubally Maritime leaders from more than 20 member states of the Maritime Organization of West and Central Africa (MOWCA) gathered in Banjul Wednesday for the second day of the 19th Ordinary General Assembly, marking the organization’s 50th anniversary. The assembly, which continues through Thursday, serves as a platform for discussions on regional maritime safety, financing, and industrial development. A key moment of the day was the c…
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The General Assembly, which brought together more than 20 ministers and senior maritime officials from member states, focused on strengthening maritime safety, enhancing regulatory harmonisation, and mobilising sustainable financing for infrastructure development across the region. Addressing the gathering, Minister Sillah reaffirmed his commitment to advancing regional cooperation, improving port efficiency, and promoting maritime safety and se…
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