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Experts Meet In Lagos To Discuss Challenges Of Freight Forwarding.

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Last updated: 2023/01/07 at 10:19 PM
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Challenges of the freight forwarding sector is the theme of a summit being put together in Lagos by the Concerned Nigeria Registered Freight Forwarders (CNRFF), and the Freight Forwarders Consultative Forum (FFCF) of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN).

 

 

The summit is the first of its kind in Nigeria says Chidi Anthony Opara the CNRFF spokesman.

 

 

The summit is expected to feature major stakeholders and experts in the maritime and aviation sector.

 

 

“The maiden Summit which would feature who-is-who in the Maritime and Aviation sector would discuss the challenges of the Freight Forwarding subsector and proffer lasting solutions to those challenges”, the statement released by Opara says.

 

 

The summit slated for 10 am prompt on September 22, 2022, takes place at the Rockview Hotel, FESTAC Town,  Lagos.

 

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