The 8th General Assembly of the African Alliance for e-Commerce (AACE) and 14th Executive Committee Meeting in Nairobi, Kenya, elected Cameroon and Kenya to chair and preside the executive committee and general assembly respectively, with Ghana among one of the countries to occupy the five vice chair positions of the executive council for the next 4 years.

Commenting on Ghana’s election to the vice chair position, General Manager of GCNet, Alwin Hoegerle, stated that “GCNet is pleased to have been recognized in this massive manner having been a founding member of the AACE. We still remain committed to our key strategic objective to provide reliable e-solutions that foster trade development and ensure effective revenue mobilization in Ghana and beyond.”

Mr Hoegerle laid stress that GCNet consistent with its continuous innovative approach to high service delivery will launch GCMS III later this year to expand the scope and modules of the current customs management systems (CMS) which should reflect in improved revenue mobilization for Ghana.

The executive council and annual general meeting provided a platform for single window operators in Africa to share experiences, challenges and discuss strategies to speed up the implementation processes in their various countries with the trade facilitation agreement as the bedrock.

GCNet, Ghana’s single window operator shared its experiences in implementation of the single window alongside other participating countries, including Senegal, Kenya, Congo, Cameroun, Ivory Coast, Mauritius, among others.

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