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Cameroon's trade data reveals a dynamic economy with a diverse range of exports and imports. In 2018, the country exported goods worth approximately $3.8 billion USD, including a significant number of products across various sectors. Imports were higher, at around $6.1 billion USD, indicating a trade deficit. Key export commodities include crude petroleum and cocoa beans, while imports largely consist of refined petroleum and food staples like wheat and rice. Cameroon's trade activities extend to numerous global partners, reflecting its strategic position in Central Africa.
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Top Export Partners (2022)
China (28.9%)
Netherlands (13.6%)
India (8.55%)
Italy (7.12%)
United Arab Emirates (5.65%)
France (5.21%)
Spain (4.69%)
United States (3.88%)
Chad (3.3%)
Belgium (3.3%)123.
Top Import Partners (2022)
China (38.7%)
France (8.0%)
Nigeria (6.5%)
Netherlands (5.2%)
Thailand (4.8%)
India (4.5%)
United States (3.9%)
Germany (3.7%)
Turkey (3.2%)
Italy (2.9%)
Mineral Fuels including Oil: $3.9 billion (62.5% of total exports)
Cocoa: $735 million (11.8%)
Wood: $701.9 million (11.2%)
Fruits and Nuts: $279.1 million (4.5%)
Aluminum: $97.8 million (1.6%)
Machinery including Computers: $95.5 million (1.5%)
Rubber and Rubber Articles: $88.6 million (1.4%)
Cotton: $46.5 million (0.7%)
Coffee, Tea, and Spices: $31.1 million (0.5%)
Copper: $19.7 million (0.3%)
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