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Ghana Hosts Signing of UN Convention on Negotiable Cargo Documents

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The Government of Ghana hosted the signing ceremony for the United Nations Convention on Negotiable Cargo Documents, known as the Accra Convention, on October 26, 2026. This event coincided with the 60th Anniversary of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL). James Gyakye Quayson, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ghana, welcomed participants and stressed the importance of international cooperation in trade law.

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Why it matters

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The Accra Convention aims to improve the efficiency of cargo movement across road, rail, and air transport networks by reducing administrative bottlenecks and providing greater flexibility. This effort advances international cooperation in trade law, particularly amid global uncertainty.

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Who's involved

  • James Gyakye QuaysonDeputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ghana, speaking on behalf of the Government of Ghana
  • GhanaThe country that hosted the signing ceremony of the Accra Convention
  • United NationsThe global organization whose commission oversaw the convention

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    The country might see reduced administrative costs and improved efficiency in its international cargo movement.

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