Many individuals have praised Dr. Mohamudu Bawumia and the NPP government for their efforts in light of the nation’s current economic difficulties.
This came up as a result of the vice president, Dr. Bawumia, online posting a video of the sod-cutting ceremony for the Debre inland port and industrial park.Â
Over 170 people have commented on the video since it was published a few hours earlier on the vice presidents’ page.
In the video, Dr. Bawumia breaks ground for the start of the building of Ghana’s first inland marine port at Debre in the Central Gonja district, Savannah Region, along with an industrial park. with anticipation. By 2025, the project is anticipated to be completely functional.
He pointed out that the project’s goal is to make cross-border trade and the simple movement of commodities possible.
“Easing the congestion of clearing goods from Tema will be one of the main objectives for this port and industrial park.” Using the Volta Lake, vessels will transport goods and containers in transit to and from the Tema Port. These containers will be moved by rail to Akwamu-Korankye (Eastern region) and then loaded onto barges for the Debre Inland Port. In Debre, operating at its fullest capacity like Tema with all the attendant facilities, containers will be offloaded and put on trucks to continue their journey further into the sub region. Customs and transit clearances will be provided in the same manner as any other international port. Saving Ghana’s Roads.
 This $200 million inland marine port and the $250 million industrial park will address a myriad of issues that continue to plague the movement of goods in Ghana and to our neighbours in the sub-region. Most of the over 30,000 trucks moving goods to landlocked countries along the northern boundary of Ghana will be taken off the roads, “he stated.
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