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This weigh bridge by Kingdom Exim Group of Companies, is one of such facilities and it is to complement what we already have in the port,” she articulated.The CEO of the Meridian Port Services, Mohammed Samara, added that the weighbridge facility is a laudable initiative as Ghana seeks to champion the safe transportation of goods across the African Continent especially with the advent of African Continental Free Trade Area.“We are looking to not only create an administrative headquarters for this massive trade agenda, but also to create an industrial city here in Tema, that will support the whole continent, and such an initiative will support that,” he said.The Metropolitan Chief Executive of Tema, Felix Nii Anang-La, said the collaboration between the Kingdom Exim Group and his outfit is a demonstration of the government’s vision of leveraging the private sector for national development and added that this infrastructure would benefit the Tema Metropolis immensely.The Deputy Minister of Transport, Daniel Nii Kwartei Titus-Glover, who doubles as thee Member of Parliament for Tema East, said the facility has come at an opportune time to help the Transport Ministry’s efforts to ensure safe movements of people and goods.He further called for efficient collaboration among stakeholders to ensure that the weighbridge facility is put to good use.“17 million tons of cargo, whether bulk cargo, containerized cargo, or general cargo will have to definitely go through the roads. Mon - Frid: 8.00 am - 5.00 pm The Arab Maghreb for example contribute about 50% of the budget of the AU but none of them have ratified at all, and that is a serious concern,” he said.He made this assertion, as a panellist on the Eye on Port programme, prior to the handing over of the AfCFTA Secretariat by the President of the Republic of Ghana, to the African Union Commission.He opined that, perhaps with the case of Nigeria, the cohesion expected from Policy makers and players in the private sector, did not happen, making it difficult for Nigeria to buy into the Continental Free Trade Agreement from the early stages.Ziad Hamoui, the National President of the Borderless Alliance, who participated in the discussion, elaborated on the reasons for Nigeria’s non-conformance, citing the inadequate consultation with the private sector as key.“It is a question of actually discussing and engaging all the people that matter such as the decision makers, the representatives of civil society, private enterprises, trade unions, the SMEs, organized private associations, and the numbers of economic operators for success,” he explained.Emmanuel Doni-Kwame, the Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce, opined that a successful single market in Africa cannot be experienced without the participation of Nigeria, hence he called for all possible interventions to be taken up to bring Nigeria on board.“I can’t foresee a single Africa market without Nigeria because Nigeria constitutes the bigger portion of that single market so steps needs to be taken to get Nigeria on board,” he advised.He continued to empathize with Nigeria’s worry over how they would benefit from the trade initiative.