AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT IN CAMEROON -On Monday 01/07/2019, the President of AEDIC together with the delegation comprising the Secretary General of the Cameroon Chamber of Agriculture is entrepreneurs travelled by train to Chivasso to meet the vice president Dr Souroush by ICIM - The Italian Maghreb Trade and Investment Institute.
The ICM Institute was established as a free non-profit association, whose ambition is to be a direct link between the Italian and Maghreb realities.
ICM works with leading Italian and Maghreb institutions to develop friendly relations between the two countries.
Once the Cameroon delegates arrived, they attended a presentation of the Smart Farm project and other projects for the development of the African continent.
At the end of the meeting, they went to visit a beautiful tomato farm, which you can see in the photo, to replicate and clone the Italian experience in the world of agriculture of the CEMAC which includes several Central African states.

The seventh edition of
In this edition Aedic was present with its members followed step by step by our newly graduated journalists eager to accompany entrepreneurs through the various stages in cooperation with our local partner firms of professionals (accountants etc.).
The April 2013 law on incentives for private investment in the Republic of Cameroon, has already resulted in the signing of 157 agreements between the State of Cameroon and various promoters of investment projects in the country, reveals the Investment Promotion Agency (API). country, reveals the Investment Promotion Agency (API).
"For Italy, Cameroon is a priority partner, and the collaboration that is developing is a source of great satisfaction and a goal of great importance for us".
Cameroonians resident in Italy have formed an important and strong community for some years now, consisting of doctors, nurses, engineers, pharmacists, workers, students, athletes and many others.
human resources and the transfer of know-how. These are the two things the Cameroonians have been asking for: more enterprise and more quality training on the ground. Not more aid.




