Delivering the keynote address at the International Federation Of Air Traffic Controllers Association (IFATCA) regional meeting in Accra, the deputy Minister Of Transport Joyce Mogtari has indicated that there is going to be further decoupling of the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) to allow for proper management, focus and improvement in aviation services here in Ghana. The deputy minister said that there was an ever and continuing growth in the aviation sector and states have to accommodate this kind of growth in other to render good services in the aviation industry. The new entity ANSP is expected to focus on the development of Air Traffic Management (ATM) infrastructure as well as airspace concept development to ensure safety of flights in the Accra Flight Information Region (FIR) in particular and Africa as a whole, the minister said. Mrs. Mogtari indicated that in 2006 the government of Ghana started a decoupling process and this saw the birth of the Ghana Airports Company Limited (GACL). The Kotoka International Airport and in fact Ghana is being envisioned by the government of Ghana to be an aviation hub in the sub-region.