Gathered in the Chadian capital on the sidelines of the tripartite Chad–Cameroon–CAR forum, the National Shippers Council of Cameroon and the Shippers Council of Chad signed a protocol agreement aimed at streamlining trade exchanges and strengthening sub-regional logistics competitiveness.
The National Shippers Council of Cameroon (CNCC S.A) and the Shippers Council of Chad (COC-Chad) have taken a new step in their cooperation. The two institutions signed, on May 14, 2026, in N’Djamena, a protocol agreement focused on the modernization of conventional corridors linking the two countries.
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Signed by the general directors Auguste Mbappe Penda for CNCC S.A and Hamid Djoumino for COC-Chad, the agreement was concluded in the presence of Cyrus Ngo’o, general director of the Autonomous Port of Douala, on the occasion of the 5th edition of the tripartite Chad–Cameroon–CAR forum.
The partnership aims to make the Douala–Kribi/N’Djamena corridor a strategic lever for logistics competitiveness in Central Africa. The two organizations intend in particular to strengthen the interconnection of information systems, improve electronic tracking of cargo, and simplify customs procedures.
The protocol also provides for combating abnormal practices along the corridor, producing reliable statistics, managing complaints from economic operators, as well as mobilizing technical and financial partners.
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Through this initiative, CNCC S.A and COC-Chad aim for a smoother, less costly, and less restrictive corridor for shippers from both countries.
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