In collaboration with the French bank Natixis, the Cameroonian government has concluded a new loan of 100 billion CFA francs (about 150 million euros). This loan is guaranteed by MIGA (Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency), a subsidiary of the World Bank specializing in political risk coverage

The new loan concluded in Cameroon allows the State to replenish its coffers. The operation is also the price of a partial deferral of domestic debt service, directly affecting national companies, government suppliers and public procurement recipients. The announcement of this loan comes in a context where Cameroon, like many African countries, must juggle between repaying its debt and financing its development projects. By opting for an external loan guaranteed by MIGA, the government secures immediate liquidity, but is deferring some of its commitments to its