The Cameroon's National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSC) held its ordinary general assembly at the Yaoundé Congress Palace on October 1, 2026. The meeting was attended by presidents of national sports federations and CNOSC members. The assembly was opened by Minister of Sports and Physical Education, Narcisse Mouelle Kombi. The ratification of the executive bureau was the main agenda item. Other topics discussed included the report of the June 12, 2025 ordinary general assembly and the organization of tribute activities to honor Hamad Kalkaba Malboum, a former president who passed away.
The executive bureau provided responses to questions within its competence, and the presidents of federations raised concerns, particularly regarding sports infrastructure. The assembly also examined the country's participation in the 2026 Glasgow Commonwealth Games. The performance of Cameroonian sprinter Emmanuel Eseme was commended during the event. The CNOSC president, Grégoire Owona, led the proceedings after the opening ceremony.
Preparations for upcoming sports events, including the Dakar Youth Olympic Games and the Douala Commonwealth Games, were also discussed. The meeting brought together key stakeholders in Cameroon's sports sector to address pressing issues and plan for future events. The CNOSC plays a crucial role in promoting sports development in Cameroon.
The ratification of the executive bureau is a significant development for the CNOSC, as it enables the committee to move forward with its agenda and implement its plans. The CNOSC is responsible for coordinating sports activities in Cameroon and promoting the country's participation in international competitions.
Cameroon's sports sector has been focusing on improving infrastructure and enhancing athlete performance. The country's participation in international events, such as the Commonwealth Games, provides opportunities for its athletes to compete at a high level. The CNOSC's efforts to address concerns raised by federation presidents will be crucial in achieving its objectives.
The CNOSC's ordinary general assembly is a regular event that allows the committee to review its progress, address challenges, and plan for the future. The assembly provides a platform for stakeholders to engage in discussions and make informed decisions about the country's sports development.
The ratification of the executive bureau marks a significant milestone for the CNOSC, and the committee is expected to continue playing a vital role in promoting sports in Cameroon. The country's sports sector is expected to benefit from the CNOSC's efforts to improve infrastructure, enhance athlete performance, and promote participation in international events.
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- The Cameroon's National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSC) ratified its executive bureau during an ordinary general assembly in Yaoundé on October 1, 2026.
