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‘Vessel fund must deliver tangible trade gains’

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A former President of the African Shipowners Association, Captain Ladi Olubowale, has stated that the success of the Cabotage Vessels Financing Funds should not be measured simply by the amount available to individual shipowners, but by how effectively the funds are linked to actual trade opportunities. The foremost shipowner added that a $25m facility under Read More: https://punchng.com/vessel-fund-must-deliver-tangible-trade-gains/

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