Türkiye, Cameroon explore new economic opportunities at Istanbul roundtable: Trade minister

Türkiye, Cameroon explore new economic opportunities at Istanbul roundtable: Trade minister Türkiye and Cameroon convened a bilateral business roundtable in Istanbul on Tuesday to explore new cooperation opportunities across multiple economic sectors, Turkish Trade Minister Omer Bolat announced. The Türkiye-Cameroon Roundtable Meeting was held at the headquarters of the Turkish Exporters Assembly with the participation of Cameroonian Economy, Planning and Regional Development Minister Alamine Ousmane Mey and business representatives from both nations, Bolat said on social media platform NSosyal. "We view Cameroon as a market that offers significant opportunities for the Turkish business community, thanks to its strategic geographic location, membership in regional economic communities, and rich natural and mineral resources," Bolat said. "During our meeting, we listened to our business leaders' plans and discussed new cooperation areas, particularly in infrastructure, agriculture, energy, mining, food industry, and tourism," he added. Bolat emphasized that both countries will maintain close cooperation to deepen bilateral trade and economic ties on the basis of mutual benefit. news_share_descriptionsubscription_contact contact_the_ombudsman is_there_an_error_in_this_story Sudanese army says it shot down drone coming from Ethiopia ‘We don’t know what they are facing’: Nigerian parents fear for 14 schoolchildren abducted from farm LATEST NEWS Yemeni army says it carried out over 1,200 operations against Houthi positions FBI arrests Oklahoma man for white powder sent to US officials ahead of election Israeli defense officials surprised by Trump’s announcement on ending US aid: Report Israeli opposition leader vows to 'act quickly' to form 'national emergency government' Germany’s gas plant expansion will drive up electricity bills: State premier Israel’s Eisenkot says Netanyahu’s conduct poses ‘real danger’ after Trump announces aid cutoff Binance says hackers used fake job interviews in $6.34B crypto theft