The Israeli and Ghanian directors of the jointly owned Black Star Line met here today to evaluate the line’s past activities and lay plans for future business.
The Ghanian representatives expressed themselves as well satisfied with the progress of the line, owner of one cargo vessel and charterer of several others. They were reserved as to expanding the line’s business into the Mediterranean trade, preferring for the time being to take cargoes between West African ports and British and European ports.
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