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“The strengthening of the judicial system and the increase of transparency in Cameroon will contribute to President Biya’s objective of ensuring free and fair presidential elections this year,” says Vice Prime Minister, Minister of Justice and Keeper of the Seals Amadou Ali.

With sights set on diversifying the economy, Cameroon will rely on its vast natural resources

In 2009, Cameroon’s Government prepared a long-term development strategy, called Vision 2035, to raise the country’s status to an emerging economy.

The business environment is being improved and the enterprise creation process speeded up

Agriculture is the third-largest economic sector and provides jobs for 56 per cent of the workforce

With the gradual diversification of revenue sources under way, economic growth in Cameroon will increasingly rely on exports of agribusiness to generate revenue.

Cameroon has made advances in developing its energy sector, yet demand continues to steadily rise

Renewable energy in Cameroon includes wind, solar, biogas and tidal power.

Youthful in both history and people, Cameroon puts great emphasis on educating its young population

The national drive to increase the enrolment of girls in primary school education gained a major boost on May 4 with the launch of the Cameroon Chapter of the UN Girls’ Education Initiative (UNGEI).