4th Wednesday Edition Of The SME: Boosting Local Wood Processing in Yaoundé!

On April 5, 2023, the Hilton hotel in Yaoundé will host the 4th edition of the Business Networking Forum, organized by Afriland First Bank.

This event, dubbed the “SME Wednesday”will focus on the theme “Wood sector, how to boost local processing? ». This initiative aims to bring together entrepreneurs and SME players in the wood sector to promote exchanges and the development of business relationships between participants.

An exchange platform for wood professionals

SME Wednesday is a unique opportunity for players operating or intervening in the timber sector to share their knowledge, experiences and challenges they face. This forum offers a space conducive to the creation of strategic partnerships, the identification of new business opportunities and the discovery of innovative solutions for the sector.

How to participate in Small Business Wednesday?

To attend this 4th edition of SME Wednesday, interested parties are invited to consult the Afriland First Bank website at www.afrilandfirstbank.com. Additional information regarding the event, registration and program will be available on the platform. Don’t miss this opportunity for networking and professional development in the wood sector.

The importance of local wood processing

This year’s theme highlights the importance of promoting local wood processing. By encouraging local initiatives and strengthening partnerships between players in the sector, the timber sector will be able to benefit from sustainable growth and contribute to the diversification of the Cameroonian economy. Developing the country’s forest resources and investing in innovative technologies not only promotes job creation, but also reduces dependence on imports and improves the competitiveness of local products on national and international markets.

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The environmental and social impact of the timber industry

Local wood processing also has environmental and social benefits. Responsible management of forests and sustainable use of resources help preserve biodiversity, fight against deforestation and reduce CO2 emissions. In addition, the development of the wood sector can generate positive spin-offs for local communities in terms of income and infrastructure development.

An event to inspire and mobilize industry players

The 4th edition of SME Wednesday offers participants a unique opportunity to discuss best practices, learn from successes and rally around common goals to boost the wood sector. Thanks to this forum, players in the sector will have the opportunity to identify growth levers and engage in concrete steps to boost local wood processing.

TTSO / 237online.com

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