Advisory note on safety and security of Ghanaian seafarers operating internationallyMaritime Circular – ADVISORY NOTE to Seafarers Category: NewsMarch 18, 2026 Share this post Share on FacebookShare on Facebook Share on XShare on X Share on LinkedInShare on LinkedIn Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:GMA Pledges Total Inclusion for Women, Vows to Dismantle Barriers in Maritime SectorNextNext post:GHALDA and GMA Launch Pilot Safety Training to Curb Drowning in Oti RegionRelated postsDefense Minister Calls for Intelligence-Led Regional Action to Safeguard Africa’s Maritime Space at Maiden African Maritime Security ForumOctober 20, 2026New CBA Proposal Targets Pension Security and Better Working Conditions for Ghanaian SeafarersOctober 20, 2026Move Beyond Policy to Practical Digital Port Solutions — Transport Minister Urges Regional StakeholdersOctober 20, 2026GMA Urges Stronger Port & Border Controls as Maritime Crime Shifts Beyond PiracyOctober 14, 2026Stakeholders Meet in Accra to Roadmap Implementation of Maritime and Related Offences LawOctober 14, 2026IMO and GMA Open Second Phase of IMO Model Course 3.12 Workshop for Seafarer ExaminersSeptember 30, 2026
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