Cameroon, like so many other countries around the world, continues to face external shocks. Despite this difficult context, its economy remains resilient.
Thanks to the reforms implemented in the budgetary sphere, particularly in the tax and customs areas, its capacity to raise funds on the international financial market has increased. The conclusion of a new Economic and Financial Program with the International Monetary Fund has been made possible.
The private sector has also contributed significantly, through joint ventures and other public-private partnerships. The same is true of the diversified nature of our economy and the improved business climate.
Our bilingualism is a significant asset and regionalization, currently being implemented across the country, constitutes a significant source of business opportunities.
With its considerable growth potential and multiple assets, Cameroon is firmly positioned as an emerging country by 2035. It appears to be a good risk for investors.
They simply need to seize the opportunities offered to them. A structure, the Investment Promotion Agency, is dedicated to supporting them.
His Excellency Paul Biya,
President of the Republic of Cameroon