Use logistics, transport to transform nation’s narrative — Amoamah
The President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), Mark Amoamah, has challenged members of the institute to be intentional about transforming the country’s narrative through logistics and transport.
Speaking at a dinner to climax the institute’s year-long 60th anniversary celebration, he explained that this would help to foster sustainable growth and development for the years ahead.
“As we celebrate today, let us be intentional in influencing policy and shaping the future of our country,” he said.
Event
The event saw industry leaders and stakeholders from the logistics and transport sectors gathering to celebrate excellence in the sector.
It formed part of the institute’s Annual General Meeting (AGM), which also highlighted six decades of excellence in logistics, transport, and supply chain development.
It also served as a platform for members to take stock of their achievements and forge new pathways for the future of the sector.
The evening recognised outstanding members and organisations that have advanced the Institute’s mission and raised professional standards across the sector.
Additionally, new executives were elected during the AGM, marking a new chapter for the Institute.
The newly elected leadership includes, President Elect, Alhaj Saaka Dumba; Vice President, Education and Professional Development, Dr Andrews Osei-Mensah; Vice President, Finance, Daniel Frimpong-Manso; Vice-President, Rail, Ebenezer Adjei Okpoti and Vice-President, Road, Clement Kubakwana.
The rest are Vice-President, Air, Juliet Agyapomaa Okae; Vice-President, Maritime, Joseph Oliver Bowers; Vice-President, Logistics, Ephraim Asare and Executive Member, Eric Abeaku Amonoo.
Mr Amoamah said for six decades, CILT had set benchmarks, professionalised the supply chain, and fostered excellence.
He urged all members to recommit to the mission of transforming Ghana’s economic narrative through logistics and transport.
The President expressed gratitude to those who contributed to the Institute's growth, adding, “I extend my appreciation to our dedicated committees and everyone who has played a role in making this event a success. Your commitment and collaboration are invaluable”.
Highlighting the contributions of long-serving members, Pastor Kwame Boateng-Sarpong, who served as Chairman of the 60th Anniversary Celebration, specially acknowledged the Women in Logistics and Transport (WiLAT) for their significant impact over the years.
