President Mahama Hails LPG Vessel as Milestone for Africa’s Energy Future
Commissioning of MT Asharami Ghana marks a key step toward clean energy access and regional energy security.
- MT Asharami Ghana LPG vessel commissioned in Republic of Korea.
- President Mahama emphasizes international cooperation and investment in Africa’s energy sector.
- Project expected to improve access to clean energy across Ghana and West Africa.
President John Dramani Mahama has called for greater investment and collaboration in Africa’s energy sector following the commissioning of the LPG vessel MT Asharami Ghana in Republic of Korea.
Speaking at the commissioning ceremony on Thursday, March 12, he described the vessel as a significant step toward strengthening energy supply and improving access to clean energy across Ghana and the wider West African region.
President Mahama emphasized that the project highlights the importance of international partnerships in infrastructure development and reliable energy provision for emerging African economies.
“The commissioning of this vessel underscores the enduring value of international cooperation. It reflects the strength of partnerships between Africa and our friends around the world, partnerships built on mutual respect, shared prosperity, and a common commitment to sustainable development,” he said.
He also urged governments, investors, and industry stakeholders to sustain initiatives that expand clean energy and drive inclusive economic growth across the continent.
“May the LPG vessel MT Asharami Ghana stand as a symbol of progress, one that inspires further investment, innovation, and collaboration across Africa’s energy value chain,” President Mahama added.
