According to the Ministry of SMEs, the agreement also covers the mentoring of students from the UBa Institut Supérieur de Commerce et de Gestion (Higher Institute of Commerce and Management) in their professional training in the field of entrepreneurship. s Institut Supérieur de Commerce et de Gestion in their professional curriculum in the field of entrepreneurship, and to support them, where appropriate, in setting up their own businesses at the end of their training. The partnership also includes capacity-building in entrepreneurship for students, local SMEs, MINPMEESA and UBa staff.

The agreement also aims to support the formalization and development of business incubation structures, in particular those housed within the College of Technology (COTECH) and UBa's Ecole Nationale Supérieure Polytechnique (NAPI); and the promotion of exchange, information and training platforms for local SMEs, among others.

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Prof. MOULOUA Ernest of the University of Bamenda signed the agreement in the Vice-Chancellor's absence, to the satisfaction of UBa. He reiterated UBa's commitment to take part, as necessary and in accordance with the terms of the agreement, in MINPMEESA's promotional activities relating to the promotion of entrepreneurship and Made in Cameroon; to ensure that its incubation structures are in line with MINPMEESA's standards; and to ensure that MINPMEESA's promotional activities relating to the promotion of entrepreneurship and Made in Cameroon are in line with MINPMEESA's standards. of its incubation structures with the relevant regulatory requirements and technical specifications, as well as the coherence of its teaching programs in the field of entrepreneurship with the National Entrepreneurship Strategy implemented by the Government.