MBOA Paris 2026: The Port Authority of Kribi Connects with the Cameroonian Diaspora
MBOA Paris 2026: The Port Authority of Kribi Connects with the Cameroonian Diaspora
At the 4th edition of MBOA Paris, the Port Authority of Kribi strengthened its international outreach by showcasing the opportunities offered by the Kribi Industrial-Port Complex to entrepreneurs, investors, and members of the Cameroonian diaspora.
From 21 to 25 May 2026, the Port Authority of Kribi (PAK) participated in the 4th edition of MBOA Paris, the leading business and socio-cultural exhibition dedicated to the Cameroonian diaspora in Europe and North America. The event provided an ideal platform to promote Kribi’s port and industrial ecosystem while fostering new partnerships with the diaspora.
From 21 to 25 May 2026, the Port Authority of Kribi (PAK) participated in the 4th edition of MBOA Paris, a flagship event for the Cameroonian diaspora held in the French capital, with its main exhibition taking place on 23 May at Le Beffroi de Montrouge.
Recognised as the leading business and socio-cultural exhibition dedicated to the Cameroonian diaspora in Europe and North America, MBOA Paris brings together entrepreneurs, investors, institutions, project leaders, and business professionals with the shared objective of strengthening economic ties between the diaspora and Cameroon.
Through its participation, the Port Authority of Kribi showcased the strategic advantages of the Kribi Industrial-Port Complex, highlighting its modern infrastructure, integrated logistics services, and the wide range of investment opportunities available within its industrial-port ecosystem.
PAK’s marketing team engaged directly with entrepreneurs, investors, and talented members of the diaspora to present the Port’s services, identify new areas of cooperation, and promote Kribi as a strategic gateway to the markets of Cameroon and Central Africa.
This participation forms part of PAK’s international marketing and business development strategy, which recognizes the Cameroonian diaspora as a key partner in attracting investment, strengthening business relationships, and supporting the country’s industrial and economic transformation.
By joining MBOA Paris 2026, the Port Authority of Kribi shared a common vision with the event’s organizers: promoting an innovative Africa that is connected to the world and driven by a new generation of entrepreneurs, investors, and creative talent.
Through this initiative, PAK further reinforces its commitment to international engagement and reaffirms its ambition to position Kribi as a leading logistics, industrial, and investment hub for Cameroon and Central Africa.
