Ghana Link Network Services, the company spearheading the deployment of the Integrated Customs Management Systems (ICUMS), says the new electronic system is Ghana’s best bet in deploying end-to-end single window.
It said ICUMS, which is the name of the Ghana version of Universal Pass (UNI-PASS), built by Korea Customs, is a new all-in-one customs management solution owned by government.
Ghana Link Network Services Limited, with a 10-year contract with the Ministry of Trade and Industry, partnered Korea Customs to introduce UNI-PASS in Ghana.
Public Relations Manager of Ghana Link Network Services Limited, Norvan Acquah-Hayford in a statement said ICUMS is live at Ghana’s borders and at the Takoradi Port while waiting to be deployed at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) and Tema Port.
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