The Commissioner of the Customs Division of the GRA, Aaron Kanor, has paid a friendly working visit to the Tema Port on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, to discuss strategies for maximising national revenue.

Discussions during the meeting focused on transit trade operations and explored ways in which both institutions can deepen cooperation to promote seamless trade facilitation and enhance Ghana’s competitiveness as a preferred trade and transit hub within the sub-region.

During the visit, Commissioner Kanor urged customs officials to collaborate closely with his leadership team to drive operational progress, block revenue leakages, and streamline port processes.

In a warm reception, the port’s customs officials pledged their full support and commitment to working with him to achieve the state's targets, proudly noting that because Kanor is "one of their own" rising through the ranks, they are fully united behind his vision for the division.

The visit formed part of ongoing engagements between the two institutions aimed at strengthening collaboration within Ghana’s trade and logistics ecosystem.

The Customs Commissioner noted that the Port of Tema plays a critical role in revenue mobilisation for the state and stressed the need for the two authorities to work closely together to achieve the country’s revenue targets.

Major General Tanye-Kulono reaffirmed GPHA’s commitment to working closely with the Customs Division of the GRA and all key stakeholders to ensure efficient port operations and a smooth cargo clearance process that supports economic growth and regional integration.



Prior to visiting the Director General, the commissioner paid a courtesy call on the Director of Port – Tema, Tebon Zumah Esq.