Ministère de la Recherche Scientifique et de l'Innovation du Cameroun | MINRESI in the news

Cameroon and France are reinforcing their scientific and innovation cooperation, reviewing existing programs and exploring new fields like space and civil nuclear.

Cameroon's Minister of Scientific Research and Innovation and France's Ambassador discussed the long-standing and evolving scientific cooperation, particularly in agricultural research.

The Cameroonian Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation extended the application deadline for 83 research positions, including 8 for diaspora members.

Cameroon is exploring civil nuclear power to boost energy sovereignty and ecological transition, facing public concerns about transparency and risks.

Cameroon is exploring civil nuclear power for energy independence and environmental compliance, while also leveraging IAEA cooperation for nuclear safety and cancer screening initiatives.

Cameroon's Minister of Scientific Research and Innovation, Dr. Madeleine Tchuinte, lauded the International Atomic Energy Agency for its crucial support in bolstering radiological safety, nuclear security, and civil nuclear development, including a mammography unit for breast cancer detection.

A 500 billion FCFA public-private partnership between IRGM and Thermosun will develop waste-to-energy projects in Cameroon to improve sanitation, protect the environment, and strengthen energy security.

Madeleine Tchuente appointed new officials in various departments of the Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation of Cameroon.

New administrative officials have been appointed and installed at the Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation in Cameroon to boost efficiency and introduce new dynamics.

Cameroon's government is fast-tracking its artificial intelligence strategy to boost economic, scientific, and diplomatic power, focusing on data platforms, high-performance computing, and AI education.

The BANTOU program, a French-Cameroonian partnership, funds researcher mobility for one-year projects with a deadline of October 29, 2026.

MINRESI and AUF met to reinforce their collaboration on research and innovation initiatives in Cameroon, including new projects in AI and renewable energy.

The Ministry of Scientific Research and Innovation in Cameroon is hosting a symposium to explore AI and digital sovereignty, focusing on building trusted data systems and securing algorithmic ecosystems.

MINRESI of Cameroon organized a workshop in Yaoundé on July 18, 2025, to establish a Central African Research and Innovation Hub, bringing together regional countries and partners.