International Chamber of Commerce - Cameroon

International Chamber of Commerce - Cameroon ICC- Cameroon prône le commerce et l’investissement international par l’élaboration des procédures, des normes et des règlement, assure leur diffusion.

La mission essentielle de la ICC étant de promouvoir le commerce et l’investissement internationaux à travers l’élaboration des procédures, des normes et des règlements ainsi que leur diffusion dans le monde entier.

China Import Expo KUNSHAN 2014Onglets principauxVoir(onglet actif) ModifierLa Chambre de Commerce Internationale (ICC), ...
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China Import Expo KUNSHAN 2014

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La Chambre de Commerce Internationale (ICC), le Comité National Chinois de la Chambre de Commerce Internationale, le Comité National de la International Chamber of Commerce(ICC Cameroon), la China Chamber of International Commerce (ICC China), le Gouverneur de la province de Jiangsu, le Ministre chinois du Commerce ont l’honneur de vous inviter à participer du 14 au 18 Mai 2014 à deux (2) évènements marquants de la communauté des affaires en Chine et en Asie :

La conférence ICC Asia Pacific CEO Forum sur le thème : “Role of the Asia Pacific region in global governance” qui se tiendra le 14 Mai 2014 à Kunshan (près de Shanghai) en Chine. L’accès et la participation à cette conférence sont l’occasion pour nos invités de rencontrer, d’échanger et de négocier avec les personnalités clés des affaires dans la région Asie-Pacifique.

Une foire-exposition suivra. Elle est à sa 3e édition et se déroule dans la même ville de Kunshan sur un espace large de 8 ha. Elle compte au moins 60.000 exposants venus du monde entier de même que 10.000.000 de visiteurs au moins attendus. Ce sera l’occasion de faire connaître votre entreprise, vos produits et vos services par la communauté des affaires de Chine et d’Asie.

A titre d’information, ICC China compte 3.000.000 d’entreprises parmi ses membres.

Vous trouverez dans les pièces jointes des éléments d’information sur la conférence(1), à la foire-exposition(2) ainsi que toutes les informations utiles (3) relatives au paiement de vos droits de participation, de vos frais de transport et d’hébergement. Les coûts sont mondialement concurrentiels : la Chine vaut la peine d’être visitée.

Pour plus d'informations, bien vouloir écire à: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

Séminaire de formation "Crédit Documentaire"Onglets principauxVoir(onglet actif) ModifierDu 7 au 8 Mai 2014, au siège d...
31/03/2014

Séminaire de formation "Crédit Documentaire"

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Du 7 au 8 Mai 2014, au siège de l’ICC Cameroon, sis à Nlongkak, lieu-dit Province, une formation internationale sera donnée par le Comité National Camerounais de la Chambre de Commerce Internationale (ICC Cameroon) axé sur « la formation au crédit documentaire ». Ce séminaire, organisé avec le concours du siège à Paris, vise à fournir aux acteurs des transactions commerciales internationales que vous êtes, des bases théoriques leur permettant d’appréhender et de mieux mettre en œuvre le crédit documentaire. Ce dernier étant défini comme l’opération par laquelle une Banque (la « Banque Emettrice ») s’engage d’ordre et pour compte de son Client Importateur (le « Donneur d’Ordre ») à régler à un Tiers Exportateur (le « Bénéficiaire ») dans un Délai déterminé, via une Banque intermédiaire ( la Banque Notificatrice) un Montant déterminé contre la remise de Documents strictement conformes justifiant la valeur et l’expédition des Marchandises. Les cours théoriques seront illustrés par des cas pratiques vous permettant de vous perfectionner dans l’appréhension du crédit documentaire.

Compte tenu de la complexité et de la technicité du Crédit documentaire, ICC Cameroon, fera appel à un expert du domaine, en la personne de Monsieur Hervé DE COLONGES, Directeur général du cabinet H.L.D.C à Paris, ayant anciennement menée une carrière à la Banque Internationale pour l’Afrique Occidentale (BIAO), dans les activités classiques du financement du commerce international. Il a également officié chez le crédit commercial de France devenu ensuite H.S.B.C en matière de montage de projet commerciaux et industriel auprès des opérateurs économiques tant européens qu’africains.

Le Crédit Documentaire est placé au cœur de votre activité ; raison pour laquelle vous êtes concernés au premier chef. Ce séminaire constitue une plus-value pour votre entreprise tant sur le plan du perfectionnement de vos cadres que sur le plan de votre expertise auprès des importateurs et des exportateurs.

Pour plus d'informations, veuillez contacter: [email protected]. ou appeller le : (237) 7782 4428/ 3377 0345 / 2208 6476

Permenent Heads of National Committee Meeting Report Paris, Feb, 2014Onglets principauxVoir(onglet actif) ModifierThe Se...
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Permenent Heads of National Committee Meeting Report Paris, Feb, 2014

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The Secretary General said that over the following four days, honest and open conversations were needed and that he was particularly proud of the National Committees (NCs) for their role in the agreement at the World Trade Organization (WTO) Ministerial in Bali.

see attached detailed report on www.icccameroon.com

Fourth Annual ICC Asia-Pacific ConferenceOnglets principauxVoir(onglet actif) ModifierOn 19-21 May 2014, the Internation...
31/03/2014

Fourth Annual ICC Asia-Pacific Conference

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On 19-21 May 2014, the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce will be organizing the Fourth Annual ICC Asia-Pacific Conference "International Arbitration - A Regional Journey". The aim of this two-day conference is to spark a spirited debate among panelists and participants from both sides of the Pacific as they discuss trends in international arbitration practice in the Asia-Pacific Region.

As the economy and cross-border transactions surge in the Asia-Pacific region, so does dispute resolution. Consequently, the region remains at the cutting edge of arbitration trends. Join us on a journey of the exciting developments that continue to enhance the Asia-Pacific region. We will learn from practitioners, arbitrators, in-house counsel and law makers why the region has embraced the benefits of international arbitration and how it seeks to find ways to make best practices more accessible. The conference will explore the issues which affect the international arbitration field now and learn about the opportunities that are yet to come.

Arbitrators, legal practitioners, in-house counsel, and academics who wish to know more about developments in international arbitration in the Asia-Pacific Region.

For registrations, please contact ICC Cameroon: [email protected]

his conference provides a unique opportunity for the U.S. business community to interact with key representatives from t...
20/03/2014

his conference provides a unique opportunity for the U.S. business community to interact with key representatives from the OECD Center for Tax Policy and Administration and senior tax officials from the U.S. and key countries involved in the OECD/G-20 BEPS project.

Key Topics

Base Erosion and Profit Shifting including:
Transfer Pricing – Intangibles
Country-by-Country Reporting
Digital Economy
Treaty Abuse
Hybrids
FATCA and the Common Standard for Automatic Exchange of Information


Featured Speakers

Mr. Masatsugu Asakawa - Chair of the OECD Committee on Fiscal Affairs, Deputy Vice Minister for Policy Planning and Co-ordination, Ministry of Finance, Japan
Pascal Saint-Amans - Director of the Center for Tax Policy & Administration, OECD
Grace Perez-Navarro - Deputy Director of the CTPA, OECD
Marlies de Ruiter - Head of Tax Treaty, Transfer Pricing, and Financial Transactions Division, OECD
Achim Pross - Head of International Cooperation and Tax Administration, OECD
Joseph Andrus - Head of Transfer Pricing Unit, OECD
Jesse Eggert - Senior Advisor, BEPS Project, OECD
Senior Treasury and Foreign Tax Policy Officials

Keynote Speech by John Koskinen - Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service

Space is limited. By registering as soon as possible you can secure your place and take advantage of the early bird registration rate of $800 for USCIB members and $850 for non-members. Register Now After April 28th, the registration fee will increase to $925 for members and $975 for non-members.

A limited number of hotel rooms have been blocked at the reduced rate of $380/night at the Four Seasons Hotel where the conference is being held. Rooms will be filled on a first-come/first-serve basis. Please call the hotel directly and mention the United States Council for International Business (USCIB) room block: 1-202-944-9157.

For more information, please visit www.uscibtax.org
Or contact Erin Breitenbucher at [email protected] / 202-682-7465.


Sponsored by:

Blake, Cassells & Graydon LLP Ernst & Young LLP BP America Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Grant Thornton LLP Microsoft Corporation Duff & Phelps Miller & Chevalier For information on how you can become a sponsor, contact Abby Shapiro at 617-515-8492 or [email protected]


In association with: International Fiscal Association – USA Branch (IFA-USA), International Tax Policy Forum (ITPF), National Foreign Trade Council (NFTC), Organization for International Investment (OFII), Tax Council Policy Institute (TCPI), Tax Executives Institute, Inc. (TEI), Tax Foundation

Global Trade Development Week APAC, 31 March - 2 April, MALAYSIA - Final 10 days registration to meet Governments, MNC’s...
20/03/2014

Global Trade Development Week APAC, 31 March - 2 April, MALAYSIA - Final 10 days registration to meet Governments, MNC’s , Investors, Finance, CRE, Customs, SEZ & Business Locations from 60 Nations

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Global Trade Development Week APAC, 31 March - 2 April, MALAYSIA - Final 10 days registration to meet Governments, MNC’s , Investors, Finance, CRE, Customs, SEZ & Business Locations from 60 Nations

ICC/FIDIC Conference on International Construction Contracts and the Resolution of Disputes, 9-10 June 2014, Johannesbur...
18/03/2014

ICC/FIDIC Conference on International Construction Contracts and the Resolution of Disputes, 9-10 June 2014, Johannesburg

ICC and FIDIC are organizing a conference on International Construction Contracts and the Resolution of Disputes in Johannesburg on 9-10 June 2014.

As this is the first time we have organized this event in Africa, we would be very grateful if you would help us to promote it amongst your members and contacts. Please find below a copy of the e-mailing we’ve sent out to our contacts which you might like to reuse. We are pleased to grant your members a special reduced rate of 450 euros instead of the early-bird rate of 690 euros to attend. To benefit from this special reduced rate, please inform them that they should register on-line and use the special code “ICN-9052” when requested, towards the end of the registration procedure.

I am also attaching a pdf copy of the brochure. I have written the special code for your members in red on the registration form.

Further informations at ICC Cameroon

ICC-CAMEROON vous souhaite bon début de semaine !
17/03/2014

ICC-CAMEROON vous souhaite bon début de semaine !

ICC Sees Progress on G20 Agenda, Opportunities AheadThe G20 has made steady progress on business goals since 2011, accor...
13/03/2014

ICC Sees Progress on G20 Agenda, Opportunities Ahead

The G20 has made steady progress on business goals since 2011, according to the latest G20 Business Scorecard, published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). The third installment of the annual scorecard reveals a year-on-year improvement in score since ICC”s monitoring began, while still noting that progress remains poor in several crucial areas, including energy and the environment.

“The G20 continues to make progress on a robust agenda to accelerate economic growth and job creation,” said ICC Chairman Terry McGraw, chairman of McGraw Hill Financial and also chairman of USCIB. “The business community is committed to working together with policy makers on issues of critical importance such as trade and investment that can produce job growth and long-term prosperity.”


Overall, the scorecard rates G20 responsiveness to business priorities as better than the two earlier scorecards.

Among the positive outcomes that led to this year’s higher score was the G20 support for the historic World Trade Organization Agreement on Trade Facilitation and the extension of the G20 standstill on protectionist measures until the end of 2016. The improvement in score also reflected G20 efforts to increase access to finance for small and medium businesses and the recognition of business as a key partner in the fight against corruption.

But the positive overall trend also masked deficiencies in individual categories. Among the lows was the failure to recognize the importance of information and communication technologies (ICTs), no movement on carbon pricing and a lack of discussions on a high-standard multilateral framework for international investment.

The scorecard – which rates the overall responses by G20 nations to key business goals during the 2013 Russian presidency – measures progress on business priorities on a scale of: “inadequate,” “poor,” “fair” or “good.” The scorecard looks at the G20”s collective response to business goals only and does not rate individual countries or the G20”s entire agenda. Four areas are assessed: Trade and Investment; Financing for Growth and Development; Energy and Environment; and Anti-Corruption.

A fifth chapter, Job Creation and Human Capital, was prepared in partnership with the International Organization of Employers (IOE) and the Business and Industry Advisory Committee to the OECD (BIAC). This chapter examines the steps taken by the G20 to address global unemployment but does not rate its progress at this stage.

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The 5th annual session of the Cameroon Business Forum kicks off in Douala this Thursday March 6, 2014.Moving Cameroon to...
11/03/2014

The 5th annual session of the Cameroon Business Forum kicks off in Douala this Thursday March 6, 2014.

Moving Cameroon towards an emergent economy is an important preoccupation within government and private circles. Making recommendations and applying them, or fully implementing them, is in essence a critical challenge for vision 2035. Born out of this view, the Cameroon Business Forum (CBF) meets at the Douala Sawa Hotel this Thursday March 6 in view of assessing the level of application of the 49 recommendations made last year to drive the Cameroon’s economy towards emergence.

Prime Minister head of government Philemon Yang will preside over this crucial forum with participants from the public and private sectors. Main objective is to come up with a balanced sheet of implementation of the recommendations of the February 21, 2013, Forum in Douala. Particularly, participants will make an evaluation of the 49 recommendations that cuts across 13 sectors adopted at the 4th session of the forum. Also to be examined are modalities for an emergent Cameroon and define the mechanism for facilitation procedures.

Cameroonians look forward to seeing the business climate improve, especially if the Forum can inject an appropriate dynamic in the production sector and private initiative.

Created under the aegis of the World Bank in 2006 and went operational in 2009, CBF is a public/private constructive dialogue platform aimed at improving the business climate in Cameroon. It is designed to assist the government in its efforts towards a sustained economic growth. About 200 participants from the public and private sectors, donors and civil society will harp on how to give a push to national economic growth.

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Lune de miel entre la Côte d’Ivoire et le Cameroun qui signent une dizaine d’accords bilatéraux
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Au terme de la réunion de la commission mixte ivoiro-camerounaise, qui s’est achevée le 7 mars 2014 à Abidjan, la capitale économique ivoirienne, le Cameroun et la Côte d’Ivoire ont signé «une dizaine d’accords bilatéraux», a appris l’agence Ecofin de bonnes sources. Un véritable «succès», s’est félicité le chef de l’Etat ivoirien, Alassane Ouattara, parlant de cette rencontre bilatérale au cours d’une audience qu’il a accordée, à la fin des travaux, au ministre camerounais des Relations extérieures, Pierre Moukoko Mbonjo.

Les accords conclus entre les deux pays au sortir de cette commission mixte, dont la dernière édition a eu lieu il y a 33 ans (en 1981), apprend-on, se rapportent aux domaines de la santé, de l’enseignement, de la recherche scientifique, de l’énergie et de l’agriculture.

Selon les statistiques du ministère camerounais du Commerce, les échanges commerciaux entre le Cameroun et la Côte d’Ivoire ont culminé à 33 milliards de francs Cfa en 2012, contre 10,7 milliards de francs Cfa en 2011, en augmentation de près de 300% en un an.

Les deux pays sont engagés, depuis quelques années, dans des opérations de promotion de ces échanges. C’est dans cette optique que la Côte d’Ivoire a organisé en octobre 2013 à Douala, la seconde édition de «la semaine ivoirienne au Cameroun» à laquelle ont pris part 50 exposants venus de Côte d’Ivoire.



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