UK and Cameroon Ink Trade Deal

The United Kingdom and Cameroon signed an Economic Partnership Agreement, making Cameroon yet another nation to ink a post-Brexit deal with Great Britain. The EPA will grant greater market access for U.K. and Cameroon businesses to build on a trade relationship worth around £200 million in 2019, a March 9 news release said. Under the accord, trade between the two nations can continue, “supporting Cameroonian businesses to increase operations, enabling UK exporters to sell more goods and boosting prosperity for both countries as we together recover from the Covid-19 pandemic,” U.K. Minister for Africa James Duddridge said.