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Camtrade Pass

Alliances

The Camtrade Pass ecosystem

The partnerships declared in the General Report (April 2026) and on the initiative's official blog. The dates shown are those mentioned in those documents.

Partners by type of alliance

Public institutions

  • Ministère du Commerce

    High patronage of the Camtrade Pass initiative and of the first Camtrade Pass Festival (official communiqué, 27 November 2024).

  • MINPMEESA

    June – July 2026

    Ministry of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, Social Economy and Handicrafts

    Institutional partnership, then a strategic partnership for the international promotion of Cameroonian products.

Standards & quality

  • GS1 Cameroun

    December 2025

    Strengthened alliance under the patronage of the Ministry of Trade: product standardisation under the GS1 "617" prefix, a Cameroonian identity recognised internationally.

  • ANOR

    November 2024

    Standards and Quality Agency

    Integration of Camtrade Pass with ANOR standards, described in the official communication as "a historic step forward".

  • LANACOME

    September 2025

    National Laboratory for Drug Quality Control and Expertise

    Public body reorganised by Decree No. 2018/764. A dual guarantee: authenticity through Camtrade Pass, biological, chemical and sanitary quality through LANACOME — pharmaceutical, agri-food and dietary products. Joint national campaign in June 2026.

Finance & fintech

  • Flutterwave

    February 2026

    Technical partnership for Camtrade Pass Money: MTN and Orange Mobile Money, bank cards, foreign-currency collection from the diaspora. BEAC-approved operator.

  • CCA BANK

    April 2026

    Financing agreement backing Camtrade Pass Finance. A Cameroonian universal bank originating from a microfinance cooperative founded in 1997; balance sheet total of approximately 837 billion FCFA in 2024 according to the document provided.

  • Africa Trade Gateway

    March 2026

    Shekina Invest / Africa Trade Gateway (Afreximbank)

    Partnership cited in the General Report and announced on the official blog on 24 March 2026.

Commercial alliances

  • Africa Evergreen Corporations

    December 2025

    A French company. Traceability "from the field to the Parisian shelf", EU compliance, and a "Cash Before Shipment" model pre-financing producer stock.

  • SCPR

    December 2025

    Cameroonian Rice Production Company

    Alliance on the rice sector, described as "a milestone in the history of the national rice industry".

  • FUTPAC

    May 2026

    Federation of Cooperative Unions for the Processing of Agricultural and Fishery Products

    Armand Gaétan NGUETI becomes official representative of the federation, which supports rural women processors.

  • Afro Exo Distribution

    May 2026

    Export acceleration initiative, in collaboration with the Ministry of Trade.

Networks & civil society

  • GSIEC

    December 2025

    Association of Business Incubation and Entrepreneurship Support Structures of Cameroon

    Integration into the incubator network, standardisation, support for AfCFTA and SND30.

  • FAFE Cameroun

    February 2026

    African Forum of Women Entrepreneurs

    Compliance and quality, digital traceability of handicraft products, packaging training, market access and financial inclusion.

  • RNC / AHD

    8 September 2025

    National Consumers Network of Cameroon

    Creation of the "PLATFORM" in Yaoundé (Ngousso): consumer voice, education, redress for harm suffered.

Source : [R1, W6, W7, W8]PIPRA self-reported figure, to be validated before publication.

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Declared milestones

Chronology as presented in PIPRA internal documents. These dates and figures are company statements.

  1. June – July 2026

    MINPMEESA

    Institutional partnership, then a strategic partnership for the international promotion of Cameroonian products.

  2. December 2025

    GS1 Cameroun

    Strengthened alliance under the patronage of the Ministry of Trade: product standardisation under the GS1 "617" prefix, a Cameroonian identity recognised internationally.

  3. November 2024

    ANOR

    Integration of Camtrade Pass with ANOR standards, described in the official communication as "a historic step forward".

  4. September 2025

    LANACOME

    Public body reorganised by Decree No. 2018/764. A dual guarantee: authenticity through Camtrade Pass, biological, chemical and sanitary quality through LANACOME — pharmaceutical, agri-food and dietary products. Joint national campaign in June 2026.

  5. February 2026

    Flutterwave

    Technical partnership for Camtrade Pass Money: MTN and Orange Mobile Money, bank cards, foreign-currency collection from the diaspora. BEAC-approved operator.

  6. April 2026

    CCA BANK

    Financing agreement backing Camtrade Pass Finance. A Cameroonian universal bank originating from a microfinance cooperative founded in 1997; balance sheet total of approximately 837 billion FCFA in 2024 according to the document provided.

  7. March 2026

    Africa Trade Gateway

    Partnership cited in the General Report and announced on the official blog on 24 March 2026.

  8. December 2025

    Africa Evergreen Corporations

    A French company. Traceability "from the field to the Parisian shelf", EU compliance, and a "Cash Before Shipment" model pre-financing producer stock.

  9. December 2025

    SCPR

    Alliance on the rice sector, described as "a milestone in the history of the national rice industry".

  10. May 2026

    FUTPAC

    Armand Gaétan NGUETI becomes official representative of the federation, which supports rural women processors.

  11. December 2025

    GSIEC

    Integration into the incubator network, standardisation, support for AfCFTA and SND30.

  12. February 2026

    FAFE Cameroun

    Compliance and quality, digital traceability of handicraft products, packaging training, market access and financial inclusion.

  13. 8 September 2025

    RNC / AHD

    Creation of the "PLATFORM" in Yaoundé (Ngousso): consumer voice, education, redress for harm suffered.

  14. May 2026

    Afro Exo Distribution

    Export acceleration initiative, in collaboration with the Ministry of Trade.

Source : [R1]PIPRA self-reported figure, to be validated before publication.