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Sawn timberSawn timberRelated StoriesImageWe've Been Thrown Out Of Business - Timber ContractorsImageHigh Tariffs Will Cause Unemployment In Timber IndustryImageHonda helps Japan beat Cameroon 1-0ImageGHANA TO IMPORT TIMBER Ghana and Cameroon are to establish a Permanent Joint Commission under which, Ghana will explore the possibility of importing logs, sawn timber and veneer from Cameroon to feed mills in Ghana and identify areas of collaboration to promote bilateral trade in timber. The Commission is being established in pursuit of the International Tropical Timber Organisations (ITTO) vision of promoting intra-African trade in timber and timber products. It will also expand the scope of bilateral relations between the two countries with the view to promoting forestry and other sectors of their economies in the spirit of south-south co-operation. These were contained in a statement issued in Accra yesterday by the Public Relations Director of the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, Mr. Charles Wereko. The statement said technical teams from both countries would be constituted to develop a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance trade and exchange of experiences in the timber industry. It said Mr. Mike Hammah, Sector Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, would sign the MOU on behalf of the Government of Ghana while Ngole Philip Ngwese, Minister of Forestry and Wildlife of Cameroon, would initial on behalf of the Cameroon government. The statement said the modalities on the bilateral co-operation on timber and timber products were fashioned out in Yaounde between the government of Ghana and Cameroon during Mr. Hammahs three-day official visit to Cameroon.

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GHANA TO IMPORT TIMBER

Ghana and Cameroon are to establish a Permanent Joint Commission under which, Ghana will explore the possibility of importing logs, sawn timber and veneer from Cameroon to feed mills in Ghana and identify areas of collaboration to promote bilateral trade in timber.

The Commission is being established in pursuit of the International Tropical Timber Organisations (ITTO) vision of promoting intra-African trade in timber and timber products.

It will also expand the scope of bilateral relations between the two countries with the view to promoting forestry and other sectors of their economies in the spirit of south-south co-operation.

These were contained in a statement issued in Accra yesterday by the Public Relations Director of the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources, Mr. Charles Wereko.

The statement said technical teams from both countries would be constituted to develop a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance trade and exchange of experiences in the timber industry.

It said Mr. Mike Hammah, Sector Minister for Lands and Natural Resources, would sign the MOU on behalf of the Government of Ghana while Ngole Philip Ngwese, Minister of Forestry and Wildlife of Cameroon, would initial on behalf of the Cameroon government.

The statement said the modalities on the bilateral co-operation on timber and timber products were fashioned out in Yaounde between the government of Ghana and Cameroon during Mr. Hammahs three-day official visit to Cameroon.