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Minister Motaze dismisses immediate fuel price hike concerns – Cameroon Intelligence Report
Finance Minister Louis Paul Motaze, on Monday, June 30, 2025, addressed the National Assembly to allay fears of an immediate fuel price hike in Cameroon. He clarified that despite the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, there is no immediate risk to domestic fuel prices. “Although crude prices on the international market have risen by 15% to 17%, Iranian refineries have not been affected. Fuel prices at the pump remain stable in Cameroon,”…
According to the Cameroonian Minister of Finance (Minfi), Louis Paul Motaze, "despite an increase of 15% to 17% in the price of the barrel on the international market, Iran's refineries have not been affected. The price at the pump remains stable in Cameroon". Translation: The conflict between Israel and Iran is not going to...
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