Yaounde, Cameroon Africa. (Cameroon News) – Cameroon Business: Dutch investors from 15 enterprises are currently on an economic mission in Cameroon to explore investment opportunities in the transport, port logistics, drainage, construction, gas and financial sectors.
“We see, hear and read about development in Cameroon”, the delegation leader, Ben Zwinkels said in Yaounde and added that, “through this mission, we want to know more about the country and have contacts with the private sector as we want to go back to Holland with a portfolio of some 15 Cameroonian enterprises with which will could do business”.
Cameroon Bank - Afriland First Bank
The Dutch investors want to promote trade relations with Cameroonian enterprises because as Ben Zwinkels said, “Cameroon has the most diversified economy in the Central African Sub-region, contributes 60 percent of Gross Domestic Product and offers attractive investment possibilities”.
Since their arrival on Monday, May 23, the Dutch businessmen have been having working sessions with Cameroon government officials in the sectors of economy, public works, transport and agriculture.
They have also been meeting with heads of private enterprises such as Afriland First Bank, the Poultry Farm in the Mvog-Betsi neighbourhood in Yaounde.
They will continue contacts in Cameroon’s economic capital, Douala today, May 25, with meetings programmed with officials of the oil palms company, SOCAPALM, Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC) and association of enterprises (GICAM).
