A Cameroonian delegation led by the DG of the CNCC, Auguste Mbappe Penda, has been participating since September 10, 2026, in London in a high-level meeting on risk management and business resilience.
Alongside the Mayor of London, Dame Susan Langley, Yaoundé aims to capture new investment opportunities in an uncertain global context.
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Cameroon on the offensive in the City. A delegation of businessmen and government officials is staying in London for an important meeting dedicated to risk management and strengthening business resilience.
In a global economic context marked by instability, discussions focus on crucial issues: health, cross-border trade, oil and energy, environment, and security.
The meeting brings together around the Mayor of London, Dame Susan Langley, delegations from Guernsey, Western Australia, Togo, and Cameroon, as well as renowned multinationals.
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The National Shippers’ Council of Cameroon holds a prominent place. Its Director General, Auguste Mbappe Penda, participates as Chairman of the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council regional hub for Cameroon, Gabon, Togo, and Sierra Leone.
A strategic position that allows voicing Cameroon and Central Africa in Commonwealth investment circles and exploring new opportunities for Cameroonian companies.