Doha, Qatar – L’État du Qatar et la République du Cameroun ont officiellement conclu un accord de services aériens, permettant aux compagnies aériennes désignées des deux pays d’opérer sans restrictions pour les vols de passagers et de fret. Cet accord historique vise à renforcer la connectivité entre les deux nations …
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ILoveQatar.net | H.E. Minister of Transport Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdullah bin Mohammed Al Thani and H.E. Cameroonian Minister of Transport Ngali Bebehi Jean Ernest Massina signed an air services agreement between the two countries. Under the agreement, carriers designated by both countries are allowed to operate an unlimited and unrestricted …
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Business in Cameroon | About 40 employees of the Cameroonian airline Fly ZeJet are struggling. In a petition sent on January 9, 2025, to the company’s shareholders, they voiced their distress over the difficult living conditions they have endured since the airline suspended operations on April 30, 2024. The suspension …
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CameroonOnline.ORG | According to a report by Radio France Internationale (RFI), Cameroon failed to meet the December 31 deadline to submit its annual activity report to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI). The government has requested a 10-week extension, citing delays in appointing civil society representatives to the national EITI …
Read More »Le Cameroun rate le délai pour livrer un rapport sur la transparence de ses industries extractives
RFI | Yaoundé devait remettre au plus tard le 31 décembre un rapport d’activité à l’Initiative internationale pour la transparence dans les industries extractives (ITIE), mais ne l’a pas fait. Le Cameroun demande un délai supplémentaire. Le ministre des Mines, Gentry Fuh Calistus, a ainsi écrit à Helen Clark, la …
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