NTMT intensifies efforts to tackle illegalities in timber sector
The National Timber Monitoring Team (NTMT) has intensified efforts to address illegalities in Ghana's timber and forestry sector.
Alhaji Mohammed Kwaku Doku, the Director of NTMT, explained that many individuals in the timber business have failed to adhere to national laws, significantly affecting the country. NTMT has decided to engage all stakeholders in the timber industry to sensitize them on the legal requirements of operating in the sector, ensuring they comply with regulations. He noted that "Engaging industry players will go a long way to sanitize the system, which is currently full of illegalities and affecting the country."
Nana Kofi Kusi II, the Chief of Bediako, commended the initiative and thanked NTMT for its efforts to curb illegal activities in the timber sector. He highlighted that many people in the area are involved in timber and sawmill operations, stressing the importance of adhering to NTMT directives to safeguard livelihoods and the industry. The chief urged NTMT to ensure that all individuals in the timber business comply fully with the country's regulations.
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The National Timber Monitoring Team (NTMT) is increasing its work in Ghana's timber and forestry sector. They are working to engage stakeholders and sensitize them on the legal requirements of operating in the sector.
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