Cameroon’s Minister of Post and Telecommunications is amongst 20 ICT state ministers across the commonwealth

 Cameroon’s Minister of Post and Telecommunications is amongst 20 ICT state ministers across the commonwealth, taking part in the First ever ministerial alliance for Digital Nations underway in London United Kingdom. 


Minister Libom Li Likeng who is accompanied by a high level delegation of the ICT sector in Cameroon including the Telecommunications Regulatory Board-ART and Cameroon Telecommunications- CAMTEL , has shared the challenges of broadband connectivity in Cameroon and seeks collaboration with potential international partners and sector members across the commonwealth to improve this situation.

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