By Etienne Mainimo Mengnjo
The Minister of the Economy, Regional Planning and Development (MINEPAT), Alamine Ousmane Mey and a delegation from the Jospong Group of Companies, based in Ghana, have discuss solutions for waste management issues in Cameroon.
This is the substance of the audience Minister Ousmane Mey granted the visiting Jospong Group of Companies delegation headed by Yvonne Belema.
After the discussions, Eugene Amo-Asamoah from the Jospong Group expressed appreciation for the productive dialogue. He stressed that their visit aims to enhance Cameroon’s economy through effective waste management solutions.
Amo-Asamoah said, “We have a solution for waste management,” highlighting their focus on solid, liquid, and medical waste. He underscored the critical role of waste management in public health and economic growth, aiming to use their expertise as a tool to improve the livelihoods of Cameroonians.
He pointed out that waste management is often overlooked, but Jospong Group intends to create job opportunities for youth while ensuring environmental safety. “We are bringing state-of-the-art solutions that will transform waste into a resource, promoting job creation,” he added.
With a presence in about 30 countries and over 30 years of experience, Jospong Group looks forward to addressing the waste management challenges currently affecting cities in Cameroon.
Established in 1995, the company has become a significant source of innovation and sustainability across Africa, playing a vital role in national development through job creation.
The group operates across 15 diverse sectors and has 76 subsidiaries, all guided by a vision to be the leading holding company in every sector. Its mission focuses on improving people’s lives while addressing critical needs and promoting sustainable growth through nine dynamic clusters.
