Cameroon has signed trade agreements with various countries, including Côte d’Ivoire (1962), Japan (1962), Senegal (1974), Morocco (1987), Nigeria (1963, revised in 1982 and 2015), Tunisia (1999), Egypt (2000), China (1972, updated in 2002) and the Republic of South Africa (2006). Overall, these agreements establish a general framework for cooperation in trade and investment, without granting tariff preferences.
NON PREFERNTIAL BILATERAL AGREEMENTS WITH CAMEROON
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