Cameroon is officially taking part in the 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund – IMF and the World Bank Group, held in Bangkok, Thailand, from October 12 to 18.

The national delegation is headed by the Minister of Finance, Louis Paul Motaze. This year’s high-level global gathering focuses on key development priorities, including private capital mobilization, infrastructure growth, job creation, and the strategic opportunities presented by artificial intelligence.

For Cameroon, these meetings serve as a crucial platform to deepen strategic dialogue with international financial partners and explore new avenues for economic cooperation. The Cameroonian delegation aims to leverage these discussions to support transformative infrastructure projects, bolster private sector development, and promote sustainable employment opportunities across the country.

Ultimately, the primary objective of Cameroon’s participation in Bangkok is to convert international partnership opportunities into concrete economic benefits for the nation and its citizens.

By aligning with global financial leadership on key growth drivers, the ministry seeks to secure vital backing for long-term national development goals and economic resilience.