Cameroon: IMF Recommends Strengthened Reforms for Cameroon's Emergence

The International Monetary Fund, IMF, Director for African Department, Antoinette Sayeh says for Cameroon to become an emerging country by 2035, the country requires significant strengthening of structural reforms, environment for the private sector and continuous infrastructure investment.

The IMF senior official made the recommendation in Yaounde on May 11 at the Star Building after leading a delegation that had discussions with Prime Minister, Head of Government, Philemon Yang. Cameroon's Finance Minister, Alamine Ousmane Mey, was present for the discussions among others. Before the Star Building discussions, Antoinette Sayeh launched the May 2013 report on the Regional Economic Outlook, Building Momentum in a Multi-speed World with focus on Sub-Saharan Africa.

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