The Cameroonian economic landscape is preparing to undergo a significant transformation. On November 4, 2026, a crucial working session was held at the headquarters of the Groupement des Entreprises du Cameroun (GECAM) in Douala, bringing together the leaders of the employers' organization and representatives of the Ministry of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises, Social Economy and Handicrafts (MINPMEESA). At the heart of the discussions was the urgent need to structure the vast informal economy sector, which constitutes a significant part of the country's productive activity. At the end of this meeting, the two entities formalized their shared desire to collaborate. A joint roadmap, spanning from 2027 to 2030, was validated to support the transition of informal actors toward a formal and structured economy. This synergy between the public sector and the employers' organization aims to offer a more secure and efficient framework for Cameroonian entrepreneurs. While the agreement in principle on this four-year planning is now established, the precise operational modalities of this transfer as well as concrete incentive measures remain to be detailed in the coming months.