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CONFERENCE: CNSC LADIES BANK ON DIGITALIZATION

CNSC organises a capacity-building workshop

Festival CNSC partners in International Plantain Banana Festival

CNSC Attends IMO Committee session in London (UK)

CNSC attends MOWCA workshop on fund recovery mechanisms

CNSC commits to the training of seafarers

CNSC urges phytosanitary treatment companies to call off strike at PAD

CNSC listens to concerns raised by phytosanitary professionals

Happening Now!

CNSC at the SAEDEL Fair in Kribi

Training workshop

CNSC organises a workshop on IMO liability and compensation conventions in Yaounde

IMO ENCOURAGES WOMEN IN THE MARITIME AND PORT SECTORS

AfCFTA : Official launch of “BIASHARA AFRIKA 2024” by President Paul Kagame

CNSC raises awareness on the digitisation of foreign trade procedures

Douala Maritime Museum: A high-profile guest on board

Implementation of the EU Deforestation and Forest Degradation Regulation (EUDR).

Combating fraudulent cocoa bean exports in Cameroon

CWEIC: Indian trade mission draws to a close

Port of Kribi: Arrival of first gantry crane shipment heralds a new era of competitiveness and modernity

AfCFTA: Reinforcing the cassava production capacities of women in Mbangassina

CWEIC: Indian investors meet traders in Douala

Cameroon chairs International Cocoa Council for the 2024/2025 cocoa season

CWEIC and CII partners prospecting in Cameroon

NOTICE TO BUSINESS PERSONS

Inputs from the CNSC to CEMAC's New Regional Economic Programme

Forum

CNSC attends AfDB's 2024 Transport Forum in Abidjan

CEMAC and CNSC to hold strategic meeting in Douala

EPA

Cameroon and the UK choose partnership

Rehabilitation

Garoua river port modernisation under study

NGOULENTANG PERIODIC MARKET: THE CNSC SUPPORTS RURAL WOMEN

COMMUNITY FREE TRADE ZONE

IMPORTATION OF DOMESTIC GAS

IMPORT OF 60 000 METRIC TONNES OF DOMESTIC GAS FOR THE SECOND HALF OF 2024

AfCFTA

Cameroon's first containerised export under the AfCFTA regime

THE CNSC PARTICIPATES IN THE CAMEROON INVESTMENT FORUM

Cameroon revises timber species classification for sustainable forest management

OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF SAGO 2024

THE CNSC PRESENT AT IMO FACILITATION COMMITTEE MEETING

DGD ISSUES REMINDER ON CLEARANCE PROCEDURES FOR SOFTWARE AND SIMILAR PRODUCTS

NEW MEASURES TO DEMATERIALISE CUSTOMS PROCEDURES IN THE CAMCIS SYSTEM AND THEIR IMPACT ON CARGO DWELL TIMES AND COSTS

ECONOMY : CAMEROON - EUROPEAN UNION BUSINESS WEEK

Commissioning of a cassava processing plant

AfCFTA

First import shipment arrives Kribi port

Banana sector

Drop in banana exports

The CNSC supports PRODEL funding

Boosting the bamboo value chain in local communities

PRESERVING RED COCOA FROM CAMEROON

TRADE FACILITATION AGREEMENT: Categorisation matrix of measures B and C of the Agreement

The World Bank talks to Cameroon's business community on promoting the Made in Cameroon brand and its opportunities

CAMEROON - UNITED KINGDOM COOPERATION : Investors prospect in Cameroon

AFRICAN CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE AREA: Cameroon selected for experimental phase

EURO FALLS TO PARITY AGAINST THE DOLLAR: IMPACT ON CAMEROON'S FOREIGN TRADE OPERATIONS

DO YOU KNOW HOW TO MANAGE A CUSTOMS LITIGATION ?

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE IMPORT SUBSTITUTION MEASURE

EVOLUTION OF INTRA-AFRICAN TRADE

TRADE IN AFRICA

Existing publications on trade in Africa witnesses an increase.

AMENDMENTS APPLICABLE SINCE 1st JANUARY 2022

The nomenclature used for the classification of goods traded internationally has been amended with respect to the description and codification of goods (HS) since 1 January 2022.

CNSC launches construction third trucker accommodation centre

External trade

CNSC Opens Regional Office in Yaounde

Cocoa development

EU’s Commitment

Douala- N’Djamena Corridor

Fears allayed

AfCFTA

THE AFRICAN CONTINENTAL FREE TRADE AREA GOES OPERATIONAL

Exporting to the European Union Cameroon generates benefits

Cameroon posted a 400 billion CFAF trade surplus in 2019

Cabotage

CAMSHIP- CLGG’s cabotage vessel makes its inaugural trip

Cabotage

Navigation between the ports of Kribi and Douala

Timber export

Enhanced control mechanism

Port of Kribi

Freight transport

Exports

Product hit parade

Stop illicit trade

AfCFTA

Accra now hosts the AfCFTA secretariat

Wood export

Raising awareness of the dematerialisation of procedures

International trade

Kribi Port has a new concessionaire

made in Cameroon label

First fallout

Rice sub-sector : avenues to recovery

The results of a study aimed at boosting rice production presented in Yaounde

Export

Cameroon's conquest of Central Africa

CEMAC customs contribution

Yaounde hosts meeting on fluidity and security of economic exchanges.

Ngaoundere Dry Port

Cameroon Customs receives a 200-hectare piece of land.

Local processing of cocoa beans

Cameroon now has a cocoa processing plant. The factory dubbed Neo Industry was inaugurated in Kekem on 26 April 2019.

AFCFTA

Advocacy for ratification

Cotton fibre : 50% of the production to be process in 2025

The Industrialization Master Plan (IMP) will build on a 600,000-tonne increase in SODECOTON

Capitalising on market opening

Plan to backstop EU partner country entrepreneurs

Transit of goods

Douala Port allocates 10 hectares of land to Chad

West and Central Africa Customs: The Seven Pillars of the 2019-2021 Triennial Strategic Plan

Trade facilitation, the harmonisation of customs procedures and the dematerialisation of customs procedures are among the priority areas to be implemented over the next three years.

Cameroon : A cocoa processing plant in the offing

The project aims to sell 37,000 tonnes of semi-finished products on the international market yearly

Textile development: A technical management centre in the making

Framework partnership agreement signed for the implementation of the project

Cooperation : Agreement on Bamboo and Rattan

Cameroon signs convention in China to host INBAR Central African Sub-regional Office

Opportunities : Three hundred and sixty projects in the pipeline

Cameroon Government seeks investors for home processing of raw materials

Maritime transport : CNSC receives the ISO 9001 certification

ECTN issuing process certified in accordance with the requirements of ISO 9001 version 2015

International trade : Consultation on freight forwarder profession

Cameroon hosts 18th RAME annual meeting

Transit : Time for good business deals

Cameroon to play a central role with the signing of the latest agreements on the free movement of people and goods in the CEMAC zone.

Exports: Bright spell for Cameroon timber

Sapelli and mahogany place Cameroon among the top wood exporters to Canada

Intra-African trade:Continental Free Trade Area established

Signed by 44 African countries, this agreement is vital to the continent.

Cargo transport : CNSC logistics base under construction in Kousséri

The CNSC’s project will ease goods transport between Cameroon and Chad

Oku Honey: High demand

Growing demand thanks to the labelling of the product

Cameroon-CAR Transit : Improvements expected on the corridor

Cameroon and Central African lay foundation for smooth flow of goods along Douala-Bangui corridor

Goods transport : The port of Kribi goes operational

The facility has just received its first commercial vessel.

Cameroon Trade Hub: Now a reality in Cameroon

CNSC officially launches first-ever digital foreign trade portal in Cameroon

Procedures

Documentation

Tools

Transport Obs.

Welcome to the Cameroon Trade Hub

The Cameroon National Shippers’ Council (CNSC) is delighted to welcome you to its digital portal of information on trade between Cameroon and the rest of the world, the Cameroon Trade Hub.

This portal which covers legal, commercial and institutional aspects of international trade and carriage of goods in the Republic of Cameroon is designed to facilitate access to information on the requirements and regulations of foreign trade in Cameroon.

Moreover, the Cameroon Trade Hub is clearly in line with the measures prescribed by the Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) adopted on 7 December 2013 in Bali (Indonesia) by the World Trade Organization (WTO) and ratified by Cameroon in accordance with Decree N° 2016/210 of 25 April 2016 signed by the President of the Republic. The said agreement entered into force on 22 February 2017. This important international instrument which aims at enhancing international trade facilitation prescribes to member States certain measures meant to guarantee the best access to information relating to trade in order to ensure greater transparency in international trade transactions.

The Cameroon Trade Hub is an information access point that guarantees the publication and availability on Internet of trade information in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Trade Facilitation Agreement.

Any suggestions for the improvement of this tool are welcome.

Auguste MBAPPE PENDA

General Manager of the Cameroon National Shippers' Council

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