Canada, Ghana sign historic air transport agreement to boost trade

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• Kay 9 months ago

  It’s a one way street. They are looking to dump their products on us and tap into our aviation market. They know we don’t have any planes to fly to Canada.

  It’s a one way street. They are looking to dump their products on us and tap into our aviation market. They know we don’t have any planes to fly to Canada.

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• Chief 9 months ago

  How will this benefit Ghana? Ghana Airways died several years ago so we should aim to export Ghana-made products to Canada without tariff as they enjoy our aviation space. Whoever negotiated for Ghana must be fired.

  How will this benefit Ghana? Ghana Airways died several years ago so we should aim to export Ghana-made products to Canada without tariff as they enjoy our aviation space. Whoever negotiated for Ghana must be fired.

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• Obibini 9 months ago

  The NPP did the negotiations. Anyway, it will benefit the direct passenger air transport from Canada instead of the usual stop over or transits at different airports. It is a shame that Ghana doesn’t have an aeroplane to fl ...
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  The NPP did the negotiations. Anyway, it will benefit the direct passenger air transport from Canada instead of the usual stop over or transits at different airports. It is a shame that Ghana doesn’t have an aeroplane to fly directly to Canada. I am sure that this will force the government to at least do something.

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• ST Ghfuo: KWAME NKRUMAH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 9 months ago

  68YRS...NO NATIONAL AIRLINE. NO NATIONAL RAIL SYSTEM. NO NATIONAL BUS TRANSPORT SYSTEM. NO NATIONAL FERRY SYSTEM. YOU MUST INVEST IN THESE AND WHEN THEY GET LESS PROFITABLE DUE TO COMPETITION, YOU SELL THEM TO PRIVATE BUSINES ...
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  68YRS...NO NATIONAL AIRLINE. NO NATIONAL RAIL SYSTEM. NO NATIONAL BUS TRANSPORT SYSTEM. NO NATIONAL FERRY SYSTEM. YOU MUST INVEST IN THESE AND WHEN THEY GET LESS PROFITABLE DUE TO COMPETITION, YOU SELL THEM TO PRIVATE BUSINESSES OR ENGAGE IN A PPP

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• YEN 9 months ago

  They are looking for cheap labor from Ghana. Open your eyes and do not get into agreements when Ghana is getting nothing out of the deal. In Ghana we believe in all persons than our own and that is the reason why we have been ...
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  They are looking for cheap labor from Ghana. Open your eyes and do not get into agreements when Ghana is getting nothing out of the deal. In Ghana we believe in all persons than our own and that is the reason why we have been stuck with no development. Wake up! and let us trust our own. Poor Ghanaians. YEN

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• ST Ghfuo: KWAME NKRUMAH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 9 months ago

  GH DONT HAVE AN AVIATION SECTOR SO WHY DO A DEAL WITH A NATION IN AVIATION WHEN YOU DONT EVEN HAVE A NATIONAL AIRLINE? CANADA SHOULD BE FLYING AIR CANADA TO GH N GH AIRLINES TO CANADA BUT IN THIS CASE GH DONT HAVE A NATIONAL ...
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  GH DONT HAVE AN AVIATION SECTOR SO WHY DO A DEAL WITH A NATION IN AVIATION WHEN YOU DONT EVEN HAVE A NATIONAL AIRLINE? CANADA SHOULD BE FLYING AIR CANADA TO GH N GH AIRLINES TO CANADA BUT IN THIS CASE GH DONT HAVE A NATIONAL AIRLINE. SO MAYBE, GH AVIATION CAN ASK CANADA FOR ASSISTANCE DEVELOPING A NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL GH AIRLINES. AIR CANADA IS LISTED ON GLOBAL STOCK MARKETS

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• Agbeli Kumordzi 9 months ago

  Ghana needs to start looking for its own interest than unnecessary agreements

  Ghana needs to start looking for its own interest than unnecessary agreements

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• Michael Kwame Gbordzoe 9 months ago

  Does Ghana have now a national Airline to organize flights to Canada?
  
  OR is the country already back to business as usual just a few months after our Presidential and parliamentary elections?

  Does Ghana have now a national Airline to organize flights to Canada?
  
  OR is the country already back to business as usual just a few months after our Presidential and parliamentary elections?

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