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Bulk products: Consultations resume at the CNSC

Today June 1, 2022, business persons, shippers and transporters dealing in bulk products once again met at the CNSC under the chairmanship of Mr. Younouss Soungui, CNSC's Deputy General Manager.   This second meeting at the CNSC, following that of 17 May, sought to draw conclusions on the minimum applica...

Curtains drop on Douala Economic Forum

The second edition of the Douala Economic Forum organised by Project Impact Economique under the patronage of the Douala City Council ended today 27 May 2022. The event, which had as theme “Financing and Partnership for the Emergence of the Economic Capital” started on 24 May and brought together economic s...

ICC-CAMEROON meets in Douala

The International Trade Commission newly created by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) regional office in Cameroon convened today, May 25, at the head-office of the Cameroon National Shippers' Council (CNSC).   The meeting, presided over by CNSC's General Manager, Mr. Auguste Mbappe Penda, w...

Key players of brewery industry reconverge at the CNSC

Key players of brewery industry reconverge at the CNSC   Under the chairmanship of Mr. Younouss Soungui, Deputy General Manager of the Cameroon National Shippers' Council (CNSC),  stakeholders of the brewery industry once again met at the CNSC today, 25 May 2022, for a second consultation meeting to...

CNSC at the Douala Economic Forum

Today, May 24, 2022, the Cameroon National Shippers' Council (CNSC) was present at the opening ceremony of the 2nd edition of the Douala Economic Forum, presided over by Mrs. Bayiha Françoise Chaveli, head of the Social and Cultural Economy Department at the Littoral Governor's Office.   At th...

Govt renews fruit terminal equipment at Port of Douala

The Cameroonian government completed the renewal and extension of the fruit terminal equipment of the Port of Douala. The new infrastructure was officially inaugurated last May 17.   The project lasted nearly 8 years and required an investment of CFA4.7 billion. It will now allow the port platform to process...