财政部长称喀麦隆2025年GDP将突破4%，并对财政纪律表示赞赏

Core Insights - Cameroon is projected to achieve a GDP growth rate exceeding 4% by 2025, with public debt expected to account for 42% of GDP, which is below the CEMAC's 70% threshold [2][3] Economic Strategy - The economic development path of Cameroon focuses on industrialization, modernization of infrastructure, and economic diversification [2] - The National Development Strategy (NDS) has four main pillars: structural transformation and diversification, human capital development, employment and inclusiveness, and good governance [2] Challenges - Current challenges include mobilizing resources for national investment plans, controlling debt costs, modernizing the production sector, and integrating youth and women into the growth process [2] Partnership with Afreximbank - The partnership between Cameroon and the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) is emphasized, highlighting the bank's contributions to infrastructure and financial projects [3] - Specific projects funded by Afreximbank include financing for the Douala Port Authority's container terminal, support for rural electrification projects in over 2,000 locations, and investment in interchangeable government bonds to support public finances [3] - A support package of €380 million will be provided starting from July 2025 through direct loans and guarantees from local banks [3]