Sitting on August 27, 2026, for its 93rd session, the Board of Directors of the National Port Authority examined and adopted the report on the state of the national port sector for the 2025 fiscal year, presented by DG Willie Tsanga Mba.
Focus on port performance. The National Port Authority (NPA) held its 93rd session on Thursday, August 27, 2026, in its Board of Directors room, dedicated to the assessment of the national port sector.
The proceedings were chaired by Mr. Abdoul Nassir, Chairman of the Board session. The reference report was presented by the Director General, Mr. Willie Tsanga Mba, assisted by Ms. Ayuketah Pamela, Deputy Director General.
A strategic document, this report provides a comprehensive overview of the performance of the various Cameroonian port facilities and highlights significant developments recorded in 2025. It allows understanding the sector’s dynamics and identifying persistent challenges, at a time when port infrastructures remain a vital link in the economy, ensuring most of the exchanges with the outside world.
Beyond the assessment, the review offers the administrators better visibility on medium-term prospects and competitiveness levers.
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Adopted at the end of the proceedings, this report establishes itself as a reference tool to make Cameroonian ports more dynamic, competitive, safe, and sustainable destinations.
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