Fecha: 27/10/2020
Fuente: Business in Cameroon
The European Union delegation in Yaoundé recently published a report detailing European investments in Cameroon in 2019.
According to the said report, the European Union was the leading buyer of Cameroonian products worldwide. Indeed, during the period, it bought 47.4% of the products sold by Cameroon. In the Top10, it is followed by China (13.7%), India (10.6%), the U.S (4.4%), Bangladesh (4%), Malaysia (2.6%), Chad and Vietnam (2.3% each), Senegal (1.9%), and Gabon (1.4%).
Specifically, the six European countries that bought Cameroonian products in 2019 were the Netherlands (33%), Italy (22%), Belgium (12%), Spain (11%), France (9%), and Portugal (6%).
During the period, Cameroon exported XAF1,400 billion of non-oil products to the European Union. This represents a 20% rise compared to the average amount the country exported to the EU over the past five years. The main export products were cocoa beans, banana, timber, aluminum, coffee, raw timber, cocoa butter, plywood, and caoutchouc.
Fuente: Azertac Guinea Ecuatorial está interesada en compartir conocimientos y tecnologías avanzadas en la industria de hidrocarburos con Azerbaiyán...
Fuente: Socialnetlink Le mois dernier, l’Agence internationale de l’énergie a proclamé que le temps des nouveaux investissements dans le pétrole et le ga...
Fuente: The Tower Post The World Bank has approved $200 million financing to expand access to high-speed and affordable internet, improve efficiency of digitall...
Fuente: Info Médiaire Le crédit bancaire a affiché une croissance en glissement annuel de 4,9% durant le mois d’août, avec une progression des créd...
