Ghana Ports And Harbours | Golden Jubilee Terminal

HISTORY>>

GOLDEN JUBILEE TERMINAL (GJT) was commissioned on the 29th of March 2007 by his Excellency President John Agyekum Kuffour. The construction of this terminal was necessitated by the increasingly large volumes of containerized cargo received in the port

Subsequently related activities such as stuffing and unstuffing of containers, receipt and delivery of containerized vehicles and container freight station operations were transferred to this terminal.


	LOCATION>> GJT is located 300m from the western gate of the Tema main harbour and is accessible by road on all sides. The Golden Jubilee Terminal (GJT) is an inland clearance depot (ICD) located on the western end of the Port of Tema. The facility spans an area of 97,412 square meters and comprises a container freight station (CFS), a state warehouse, car park and an open area for striping/un-stuffing and storage of containers, banking services and offices for customs. SECURITY A security surveillance system of over 80 closed circuit cameras provides a 24hr monitoring of the terminal. This is augmented by professional physical security details.

TERMINAL PERFORMANCE >>

80% of the total volume of container transfers comes from the main container terminal in the port - Meridian Port Services (MPS) Terminal. In 2007 Golden jubilee terminal delivered 14,542 vehicles and 11,463 containers. By 2011 this increased to 63,259 vehicles and 57,668 Teu’s respectively.

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