The construction sector in Cameroon
The construction and public works sector represents a fundamental pillar of the Cameroonian economy, contributing significantly to the national GDP and job creation. With its vast infrastructure projects and ambitious development policy, Cameroon is establishing itself as a major player in the construction industry in Central Africa.
Cameroon – Construction
– The construction of hydroelectric power plants
Cameroon has the third-largest hydroelectric potential in Africa. To better exploit this potential, the construction of hydroelectric power plants...
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Cameroon – Construction
– The government’s social housing construction program
The Bank of Central African States (BEAC) predicts that the construction sector will experience an upturn in 2022...
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Cameroon – Construction
– The road sector
The main objectives to be achieved by 2035 are to pave 14,340 km of roads, build 482 km of motorways...
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Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi has been Minister of Public Works (MINTP) since October 2015. This...
Cameroon has the third-largest hydroelectric potential in Africa. To better exploit this potential, the construction of hydroelectric power plants is increasing. With an installed capacity of 420 MW, ...
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The main objectives to be achieved by 2035 are to pave 14,340 km of roads, build 482 km of motorways and expressways, and install structural roads in the...
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The Bank of Central African States (BEAC) predicts that the construction sector will experience a boom in 2022 thanks to the 10,000 social housing project led by...
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