Rail & Ports Industrialization: Cameroon signed an MoU for the Edéa–Kribi–Lolabé–Campo railway, setting up a public-private framework with AGL and CAMALCO to update studies, design, finance, build, and operate the line—aimed at boosting connectivity for industrial growth. Agro-Exports: Cameroon’s banana exports rose modestly in May to 14,690 tons (+1.5% y/y), with gains from CDC and CDBM offsetting weaker output from Plantations du Haut Penja during the dry-season slowdown. Mining & Local Value: CEPI’s Yaoundé AfCFTA roundtable pushed reforms so Cameroonian firms can better use the Guided Trade Initiative and scale exports, citing early wins like safou and ginger shipments to Ghana. Telecom Skills: Camtel agreed with MINESUP to build an investment framework for youth training, offering internships and hands-on exposure to telecom operations to support digital transformation. Environment & Health Regulation: IPEN urged stronger Rotterdam Convention controls on lead chromates in paint, noting Cameroon is among countries that have already notified bans—aimed at protecting children from lead exposure. Community Health (China-Cameroon): A Chinese medical team delivered free consultations and treatment to over 230 patients in Ngat-Bane near Yaoundé, including medicine, surgery, eye care, and rehabilitation.