Maxwell Investments Group, Dr. Maxwell Ampong Win Top Honours at Ghana Shippers Awards 2025
The awards highlight MIG’s growing role in Ghana’s logistics sector and its focus on compliance, transparency and efficient cross-border trade.
Maxwell Investments Group and CEO Dr. Maxwell Ampong were recognised at the Ghana Shippers Awards 2025 for excellence in freight forwarding, customs operations and entrepreneurship.
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