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HUAWEI Global Competition - UB's excellent training in ICTs puts Team Cameroon on 2nd position .

At the Global Stage of the Huawei Competition in Shenzhen, China the Network Track Team from Cameroon (which comprised of two students from the Faculty of Engineering and Technology or FET) won the 2nd Prize.

Soyang Thierry Ngong (Level 400) and Djoumessi Nguefack Ivan (Level 500) were granted authorization by the Vice-Chancellor to represent Cameroon at this Global Stage Competition which held from 20 - 27 May 2025 in China.

This is the 2nd time that FET students are lifting the image of Cameroon in the Huawei competition. Last year the team from Cameroon (which also had two FET students) won the 3rd position.

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MTNC Foundation is offering Digital Centers across Cameroon!

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Interview with Boris Landry Kouekam: Putting Cameroon on the global AI map.

In this exclusive interview, Boris Landry Kouekam, president of the Artificial Intelligence Cameroon association, discusses the ambitions of the Journées Camerounaises de l’Intelligence Artificielle ( ), the challenges of building a true local ecosystem, and the future prospects. The event, scheduled for April 22–25 in Cameroon, signals a growing momentum where the country aims to make its voice heard in the global digital arena.

The goal is to ensure that Cameroon is recognized on the global artificial intelligence map. It’s about convincing donors, investors, and partners that talent truly exists in Central Africa, and showing that young innovators in AI don’t need to go far to find support.

The edition aims to:

Promote the Cameroonian intelligentsia trained in AI

Bring together all actors in the field (researchers, entrepreneurs, institutions, etc.) into a single directory

Create a strategic document for the government

Reward the best projects through the AI Awards

And most importantly, demonstrate that the country is full of strong initiatives and local expertise ready to shine.

The event expects around 7,000 participants—5,000 in person and 2,000 online—including researchers, project leaders, academics, AI developers, as well as government and civil society representatives.

This platform is designed to be a true hub for innovation and collaboration. The gathering is envisioned as a moment of convergence, recognition, and projection for Cameroon’s AI ecosystem.

What about you? What do you think?

Do you believe Cameroon has what it takes to become a player in artificial intelligence?

Is it a real opportunity or a tough dream to achieve in our context?

We’re waiting for your thoughts in the comments!


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