Access Holdings has initiated moves to strengthen economic cooperation with Cameroon.
This emerged as the Chairman of the financial institution, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, met with the Prime Minister of the Republic of Cameroon, Joseph Dion Ngute, in a high-level engagement aimed at strengthening economic cooperation.
The meeting underscores the growing partnership between Access Holdings and the Government of Cameroon, driven by a shared commitment to advancing the country’s economic transformation and long-term development agenda.
Aig-Imoukhuede was accompanied by senior executives of Access Bank Cameroon, including Chairperson, Patience Melone; Managing Director, Ellis Nzo Asu; Deputy Managing Director, Ugochukwu Irechukwu; and Head, Public Sector, Rowland Mangwa.
According to a statement from Access Holdings, the parent company of Access Bank, discussions centred on strengthening collaboration between Access Bank Cameroon and the Government, particularly in priority areas critical to national development. These include enhancing public finance management frameworks, improving access to foreign exchange for key sectors, expanding infrastructure financing, and supporting the growth of sustainable and resilient economic systems.
Speaking after the meeting, Aig-Imoukhuede reaffirmed Access Holdings’ commitment to partnering with the Cameroonian government to unlock economic opportunities, stimulate investment, and drive inclusive growth.
Access Bank Cameroon also reiterated its commitment to supporting the country’s long-term development objectives through innovative financial solutions aligned with national strategic priorities.
The engagement further reinforces Access Holdings’ position as a trusted partner to governments across Africa, leveraging its regional footprint and expertise to promote economic stability, growth, and shared prosperity.