GTTC — Cameroon Road Transport Trade Union Join

Our organisation

Uniting and defendingCameroon’s roads

Discover our history, our mission and our commitment to Cameroon’s land transport operators.

Who we are

About us

2018
Year founded
Douala
Headquarters
10
Regions covered

The Cameroon Road Transport Trade Union (Groupement des Transporteurs Terrestres du Cameroun, GTTC) is an employers’ organisation founded in 2018 and approved by the Cameroonian authorities.

It brings together all land transport professionals: intercity bus and coach operators, taxi owners, motorbike taxi riders, freight carriers and transport auxiliaries throughout the country.

Headquartered in Douala, the GTTC is present in all 10 regions of Cameroon and is the sector’s main point of contact for ministries, international institutions and development partners.

Our purpose

Mission & objectives

Our mission

  • Bring together and represent all land transport professionals in Cameroon.
  • Defend the professional, economic and social interests of its members.
  • Act as the link between transport operators and the public authorities.
  • Promote the sustainable development and modernisation of transport in Cameroon.

Our objectives

  • Secure a favourable and fair regulatory framework for the sector.
  • Strengthen members’ technical and management capacity.
  • Fight illegal practices and unfair competition.
  • Make it easier for members to access financing and equipment.

Nationwide presence

A delegation in every region

Select a region on the map or in the list to see its delegation. The national headquarters is in Douala, in the Littoral region.

Map of the 10 regions of Cameroon covered by the GTTC Far North North Adamawa North-West West Littoral Centre East South-West South Douala · HQ

Regional delegation

Littoral

Members
2,200
Head
National headquarters — Douala

Total registered members: 10,130

Key figures

The GTTC-affiliated fleet

4,200+

Trucks & semi-trailers

1,800+

Buses & coaches

2,500+

Licensed taxis

1,500+

Motorbike taxis

Ecosystem

Our partners

The GTTC works with national and international institutions to strengthen Cameroon’s transport sector.

  • Tradex

    Fuel distribution

  • FETRANS-CEEAC

    ECCAS transport federation

  • Port Autonome de Douala

    Port infrastructure

  • GICAM

    Employers' organisation

  • UAOTL

    African transport & logistics union

  • Port Autonome de Kribi

    Port infrastructure

  • SCE

    Cameroonian equipment company

  • SODECOTON

    Cotton development

  • CNCC

    National Shippers’ Council of Cameroon

  • ABN Motors

    Automotive equipment

Leadership

Our founders & members

The people who built the GTTC and keep it running every day, at the head of the organisation or out on the road.

  • Portrait of Elhadj Sali Moussa

    Elhadj Sali Moussa

    Chairman of the GTTC Council of Elders

  • Portrait of Mr Ibrahima Yaya

    Mr Ibrahima Yaya

    National President of the GTTC

  • Portrait of Mr Mbida Ndoumbe

    Mr Mbida Ndoumbe

    Vice-President for National and International Cooperation

  • Portrait of Mr Yaouba Bello

    Mr Yaouba Bello

    CEO of Touristique and GTTC member

  • Portrait of Mr Tindjou

    Mr Tindjou

    GTTC member

  • Portrait of Mr Boubakari Yaya

    Mr Boubakari Yaya

    Transport operator, GTTC member

  • Portrait of Mr Hamadou Nassourou

    Mr Hamadou Nassourou

    Transport operator, GTTC member

  • Portrait of Mr Youssoufa Naphani

    Mr Youssoufa Naphani

    Transport operator, GTTC member

  • Portrait of Mr Ahmadou Sardaouna

    Mr Ahmadou Sardaouna

    Transport operator, GTTC member

  • Portrait of Mr Hassana

    Mr Hassana

    Transport operator, GTTC member

  • Portrait of Mr Ahmadou Mallam

    Mr Ahmadou Mallam

    Transport operator, GTTC member

  • Portrait of Mr Tangue Bou Marcel

    Mr Tangue Bou Marcel

    Transport operator, GTTC member

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