Camrail

Camrail is a railway company operating in Cameroon. It is responsible for the management and operation of the country's railway network, which includes the main lines connecting the port city of Douala to the inland cities of Yaoundé and Ngaoundéré. The company was established in 1999 as a subsidiary of the Bolloré Group, a French conglomerate.

The Camrail network is vital for transporting goods and passengers within Cameroon and plays a significant role in regional trade. It facilitates the movement of agricultural products, minerals, and manufactured goods, as well as providing passenger services that connect various communities. The company has undertaken efforts to modernize its infrastructure and rolling stock to improve efficiency and safety.

Over the years, Camrail has faced challenges related to the aging infrastructure, operational efficiency, and the economic climate of the region. However, it remains a key player in Cameroon's transportation sector, contributing to economic development and connectivity. The company's operations are subject to oversight by the Cameroonian government, ensuring adherence to national transportation policies and regulations. Camrail's presence influences the logistics and trade landscape of Cameroon.