Bolloré Africa Logistics and Cameroon Railways (CAMRAIL), a subsidiary of the Bolloré Group, which runs the country’s rail network, are the initiators of the Show for the promotion of French Studies (SAPEF), which is underway in Douala.

In a statement to APA, the Bolloré Group indicated that: This important gathering is part of its policy of sustainable development, which has been instrumental in putting in place partnerships with universities and other institutions of higher learning in Cameroon.

It’s a process aimed at supervising about a thousand students through internships and recycling, within a context marked harmonizing training and employment.

It also gives an opportunity for meetings and exchanges between students, universities or institutions of higher institutions and companies.

It is therefore presented as an event that helps foster Cameroon’s talents by giving them the possibility to acquire information, training, or develop their skills through supplementary training in France its organizers said.

They said it offers an opportunity to Cameroon’s youth and foreign nationals living in Cameroon to fine tune their study projects by integrating the possibilities of the French higher education offer.

Until next Saturday, the Bolloré Group will seize the opportunity offered by SAPEF to present its professions, its employment policy and its commitments in the field of human resources.