The Government of Cameroon, represented by the Ministry of Mines, Industry and Technological Development, the awarding authority hereinafter referred to as “the Public Partner”, launches an International Public Call for Expressions of Interest (APMI) with the aim of selecting a Promoter (independent companies or groups…

The Minister of Mines, Industry and Technological Development, Gabriel Dodo Ndoke, hereby informs the public opinion that a workshop for the ownership of Cameroon Industrialization Master Plan for national industrial reconstruction by the private sector stakeholders, shall be organized by the Ministry of Mines, Industry…

The National Committee of Inspections has just finalized the annual program of joint inspections of establishments classified as dangerous, unhealthy and inconvenient for the fiscal year 2018. The said program is detailed in a document of 165 pages having in its contents 4600 establishments classified…

Cameroon has significant mineral resources largely under exploited. The contribution of the mining sector (excluding oil) in the GDP is still marginal (less than 1%). In its (2035) long-term vision, Cameroon intends to join the ranks of emerging countries with a strong industrial and mining…

CIMEC 2018   3rd CAMEROON INTERNATIONAL MINING CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION 02 – 04 DECEMBER 2018 PALAIS DES CONGRÈS, YAOUNDE       Following the success of the 2013’s inaugural event and the 2015 edition, the 3rd edition of CIMEC (Cameroon International Mining Conference & Exhibition) will take…

The Minister of Mines, Industry and Technological Development Gabriel Dodo Ndoke has defended the 2021 budget of his Ministerial department before the finance and budget committee of the National Assembly today December 2 2020. A total of 9 billion 496 millions CFA francs.