SOAAG Maritime Command Centre
Unified digital workspace for the Ship Owners and Agents Association of Ghana. Coordinate vessel operations, engage port stakeholders, ensure cargo visibility, and champion maritime advocacy across Tema, Takoradi, and inland waterways.
Vessel Call Management
Port Performance Analytics
Stakeholder Collaboration
Compliance & Regulatory
Weather & Berth Intelligence
Maritime Operations. One Platform.
Coordinate Ship Owners & Liner Agents
Harmonize vessel schedules, agent mandates, and berth allocations. Align with Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority for seamless port calls, turnarounds, and cargo discharge.
Manage Port & Terminal Escalations
Log operational issues, track resolution timelines with terminal operators, and centralize communications with Customs, Immigration, and allied agencies.
Drive Policy & Blue Economy Advocacy
Draft position papers, engage regulators on tariffs, digital customs reforms, decarbonization, and Ghana’s maritime competitiveness.
Intelligence & Early Warning
Monitor AIS feeds, weather alerts, piracy advisories, and supply chain disruptions to keep Ghana’s maritime corridor resilient.
120+
Ship Owners & Agents
3
Strategic Ports Covered
18
Stakeholder Alliances
Endorsed by SOAAG • Works with GPHA, Customs, Immigration & Maritime Regulator
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About SOAAG
The Ship Owners and Agents Association of Ghana (SOAAG) is the recognized voice of global and regional shipping lines, liner agents, and maritime service providers operating within Ghana. We advocate for efficient port and terminal operations, transparent tariffs, digital trade facilitation, and safe, sustainable shipping across the Gulf of Guinea.
- Collaborates with Ghana Ports & Harbours Authority, Customs, Immigration, and MPS for synchronized port operations.
- Coordinates national paperless port initiatives, e-mandates, and vessel call optimization programs.
- Provides regulatory intelligence on IMO conventions, ISPS compliance, marine insurance, and cargo security.
- Facilitates stakeholder roundtables for tariff reviews, infrastructure investments, green corridor transitions, and maritime skills development.
SOAAG’s digital transformation roadmap aligns with Ghana’s Integrated Maritime Strategy and UN SDG 14 – Life Below Water.