Africazine:
Cameroon is set to host a pivotal global trade conference in March 2024.
The 14th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO) will take place in YaoundĂ© from March 26 to 29. Cameroon’s Minister of External Relations, Lejeune Mbella Mbella, emphasized the government’s commitment to ensuring a successful event, which will welcome over 4,000 delegates and visitors.
Cameroon’s Historic Role in Global Trade
This marks the first time Cameroon will host the WTO Ministerial Conference, a significant milestone for the nation. The event is expected to attract trade ministers from around the globe, who will discuss pressing challenges and opportunities within the multilateral trading system.
Minister Mbella highlighted the extensive preparations undertaken to facilitate smooth proceedings during the conference. The government aims to showcase Cameroon as a capable host for international events.
Key Preparations Underway for the Conference
Acting Minister of Tourism and Leisure Gabriel Mbairobe recently inspected the facilities designated for the conference. This inspection underscores the importance placed on logistics and hospitality for the expected influx of international delegates.
Cameroon’s Minister of Trade, Luc Magloire Mbarga Atangana, will chair the conference, further emphasizing the country’s leadership role in global trade discussions.
Upcoming Steps for the WTO Conference
- Finalizing logistics and accommodations for delegates.
- Ensuring security measures are in place for the event.
- Coordinating with international trade ministers on agenda items.
Cameroon is poised to make a significant impact on global trade discussions in March 2024.
