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Welcome to CEPI

The Cameroon Economic Policy Institute (CEPI) is an independent think tank under the Henri Kouam Foundation.

As one of the top think tanks in Cameroon for policymakers, CEPI is promoting economic development in Cameroon by advancing free-market ideas and empowering debates among policymakers, entrepreneurs, and the public.

CEPI (a leading think tank) was founded to improve economic development through fact-based research, policy advocacy, and public debate.

Our Impact In Numbers

These figures reflect our ongoing commitment to informing, engaging, and inspiring.

187

Papers Published


1400

Media Hits


1M

Citizens Reached


25+

Speaking Engagements


  • MME. NGOMO JULİE
    CEPI is bringing together a range of actors across the spectrum to actively debate how Cameroon can fully benefit from free trade agreements. Free events and training in addition to its research are a valuable source to policymakers at FEICOM.
    MME. NGOMO JULİE
    Special Council Support Fund for Mutual Assistance (FEICOM)
  • Prof Kelly
    Trade finance is crucial for the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) in Cameroon, as it enables SMEs to access necessary funding to boost intra- African trade & exports, and economic diversification, ultimately driving growth and regional integration.
    PROF. KELLY MUAH KINGSLEY
    Ministry of Finance, Cameroon
  • Mr. Mboh Hyacinth
    Free trade will create winners and losers. But the benefits far outweigh the cost, creating a unique opportunity for Cameroon to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).  
    MR. HYACİNTH MBOH
    Director of Sustainable Development, Ministry of Environment, Nature Protection and Sustainable Development, Cameroon