Cameroon Auto Expo 2017

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Cameroon is one of the fastest growing regions on the Africa continent, located on middle-west Africa. Its population is around 23 million. The country is the member of CEMAC and imports most of its industrial good needs. Thanks to its location, Cameroon is the main country for shipping transportation in the region which makes it more and more important for investing in. Cameroon has a different profile rather than most of African countries. High level of literacy and the tenders for local business holders create great opportunities to make business there. To find your place in this emerging market, book your stand now!!

Cameroon Auto Expo 2017 will take place on 30th November – 3rd December 2017. The exhibition aims to bring both international sellers and local buyers together. As mentioned above, the country is in the process of development and that is the main reason why its need for export of automotive materials has been growing year by year. There is also lack of entrepreneurs which creates a huge potential for international sellers. To be part of Cameroon's automotive industry and get the chance of reach further markets on Africa continent, Cameroon Auto Expo can be your admission ticket.

Date: 30th November - 3rd December 2017

Venue: Cameroon

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