The Customs, Excise and Preventive Service (CEPS) would hold a public forum on Thursday, April 17 to address concerns of stakeholders.
A statement issued in Accra on Tuesday and signed by Ms Annie Anipa, Assistant Commissioner in-charge of Public Relations said the forum would be held at Aviance Car Park at the Cargo Village at Kotoka International Airport at 0900 hours.
“The Commissioner and his team are expected to answer questions and address issues relating to delays in the clearance of goods and any other grievances or concerns from stakeholders and the public,” the statement said.
It urged stakeholders, particularly the trading and business community to attend the forum.
Source: GNA
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