Cameroon – SOAP 2026: Huawei invests in training to prepare digital talent

Author: Léandre ndziéPublished on: October 28, 2026Country: Cameroon

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Cameroon – SOAP 2026: Huawei invests in training to prepare digital talent

From October 21 to 23, Huawei Cameroon took part in the 2026 Academic and Career Guidance Fair (SOAP), organized in Bertoua by the Ministry of Higher Education. The company presented its training and skills-transfer programs in information and communications technology. Its participation aimed to inform young people about digital-sector career opportunities and the skills employers need, while strengthening links between universities and businesses.

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