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MPS Tema Port The leading Container Terminal/Port in West & Central Africa, noted for continuous improvement.

On 5th October 2026, MPS welcomed H.E. Diarra Dimé-Labille, Ambassador of France to Ghana, and a high-level delegation f...
06/10/2026

On 5th October 2026, MPS welcomed H.E. Diarra Dimé-Labille, Ambassador of France to Ghana, and a high-level delegation from the French Embassy in Ghana / Ambassade de France au Ghana of France in Accra to Tema Port, in a visit that provided an opportunity to showcase MPS’s world-class terminal infrastructure, advanced technology, operational excellence and growing contribution to Ghana’s economic and trade ambitions.
The delegation included Rafael Pont, Deputy Head of Mission; Julien Frioux, Economic Counsellor; Colonel Grégoire Madelin, Defence Attaché; Captain Nicolas Gongora, Police Attaché; and Clara Marcelli, Deputy Economic Counsellor.

The delegation was received by MPS Senior Management Team, led by CEO Mr. Mohamed Samara, CFO Mr, Steen Larsen, Head of Legal and Compliance Mr Frank Ebo Brown, COO Mr. Mahmoud Ayoub, the Head of Stakeholder Management Mr. Charles Osafo and Nancy Amoussa the AGL Finance Director. The focus of the visit was for discussions on MPS’s operations, investment programme, technology deployment and the strategic role of Tema Port as a maritime gateway for Ghana and the wider West African region.

The visit began with a boardroom presentation outlining MPS’s journey, its significant investment in the development of Terminal 3, the growth of container volumes, operational performance and the company’s outlook for the future.

Please read more here: https://mps-gh.com/2026/10/06/french-ambassador-visits-mps-to-deepen-ghana-france-economic-and-maritime-partnership/

Managing Directors of leading shipping lines operating in Ghana, including MSC, Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd, COSCO, and PIL, con...
24/04/2026

Managing Directors of leading shipping lines operating in Ghana, including MSC, Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd, COSCO, and PIL, convened for their quarterly engagement meeting with the management of Meridian Port Services Ltd (MPS) at Terminal 3 of the Tema Port. The session, part of a structured stakeholder dialogue platform, provided a comprehensive update on MPS’s operational performance, ongoing investments, and forward-looking growth strategy.

Addressing participants, the Chief Executive Officer of MPS, Mr. Mohamed Samara, highlighted the company’s continued growth momentum and strategic direction:

“MPS continues to deliver strong growth, with a 22% increase in cargo volumes recorded in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025. While current capacity constraints are moderating transhipment volumes, our deliberate investments in infrastructure, equipment, and operational systems are significantly strengthening Tema’s connectivity across the region opening new trade corridors and enhancing access to key West and Central African markets”

A central highlight of the engagement was the tangible impact of MPS’s ongoing investments in driving enhanced maritime connectivity. Through continuous upgrades in terminal capacity, equipment deployment, and operational efficiency, MPS has facilitated improved vessel linkages with key regional ports, including Dakar, Apapa, Cotonou, Lomé, Tangiers, Abidjan, Pointe-Noire, and Luanda. This growing network is not only strengthening Tema Port’s position within major global shipping routes but is also enabling the creation of new trading corridors, reducing transit times, and improving cargo fluidity across West and Central Africa.

Read more here: https://mps-gh.com/2026/04/24/shipping-line-leaders-engage-mps-at-terminal-3-of-tema-port/

MPS has achieved another major milestone in its mission to redefine port efficiency and capacity in West Africa with the...
08/04/2026

MPS has achieved another major milestone in its mission to redefine port efficiency and capacity in West Africa with the arrival of sixteen cutting-edge electric Rubber Tyred Gantry cranes (16 eRTGs).

In the early hours of a misty tropical morning, the heavy-lift vessel RAM COMMANDER, a tactical project cargo carrier, docked at MPS Terminal 3, delivering a spectacular cargo that marks the next phase of operational expansion. The arrival created a striking scene along the Tema coastline, drawing the attention of local communities and the port business ecosystem alike.

This development forms part of a broader capacity upgrade programme aimed at meeting growing trade demand and reinforcing MPS’s position as a leading logistics hub in the region.

The momentum continues with the imminent arrival of the ultra-heavy carrier ZHENHUA 32, a strategic infrastructure vessel transporting three additional Ship-to-Shore (STS) gantry cranes. Once deployed, these assets will increase the terminal’s annual handling capacity to 3 million TEUs.

Please read more on this here: https://mps-gh.com/2026/04/08/the-best-keeps-getting-better-on-west-africas-coastline/

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