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 postsGhana Targets Zero Emissions and Shorter Turnaround Times at Tema and Takoradi PortsJune 26, 2026Ghana Launches Aggressive Push for Global Cadet Placements at UK Maritime SummitJune 13, 2026Ghana Maritime Authority Commissions Safety Guards and Launches Life Jackets for Safety and Livelihood CampaignJune 10, 2026GMA Organises Consultative Meeting with COC/COP Examiners and TrainersJune 2, 2026GMA DELEGATION VISITS WARSASH MARITIME SCHOOL TO EXPLORE ADVANCED SEAFARER TRAINING MODELSMay 28, 2026WISTA Ghana and WIMOWCA Ghana Host Stakeholders to Mark International Day for Women in Maritime at BSM Maritime Training Center, GhanaMay 19, 2026
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