Yaoundé: Didier Edoa says Cameroon’s reserves fueling half of CEMAC imports
[Cameroon Intelligence Report - Cameroon] - 18/06/2025
Cameroon contributes between 40% and 58% annually to the foreign exchange reserves of the six CEMAC countries, according to Gilbert Didier Edoa, Secretary General in the Ministry of Finance. Edoa disclosed this figure on June 17, 2025, at the opening of “Finance Week” in Yaoundé. This year, the (…)
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