During the General Assembly of the Cameroonian Electricity Generation Company (Gecam) in Douala on June 23rd, Célestin Tawamba addressed obstacles hindering investment in Cameroon. Tawamba emphasized the importance of investing in countries demonstrating decisive action and forward planning, rather than those remaining passive. He alluded to a need for a more proactive governmental approach to attract and sustain foreign investment. While the specific obstacles were not detailed in this report, his comments suggest concerns regarding bureaucratic processes or policy uncertainty. Tawamba’s remarks underscore a broader discussion about improving Cameroon’s investment climate. The speech aimed to encourage a shift towards a more dynamic and responsive economic environment within the nation. Further details regarding the specific “brakes” mentioned by Tawamba are expected to be released subsequently.