CAMRAIL, a subsidiary of Africa Global Logistics, announces that as part of the continuous modernization of operations related to track maintenance supported and accompanied by the State of Cameroon, a new application called UP RAIL has just been made available to the Cameroonian railway concessionaire by the Belgian company Pepps Engineering.
The result of Cameroonian-Belgian cooperation and at the initiative of the State of Cameroon, the UP RAIL application, whose installation in the CAMRAIL computer system is now effective, was the subject of a presentation and training of the main users in the field. It was from October 29 to 30, 2024 in Douala during a working session dedicated to its on-site acceptance, in the presence of representatives of the Ministry of Transport and those of other member administrations of the Monitoring Committee of the pilot project for the digitalization of the maintenance of the railway between Douala and Yaoundé.
In addition to the dematerialization of railway maintenance, the introduction of the UP RAIL application will save time, increase efficiency and increase productivity.
The introduction of UP RAIL for the digitalization of railway maintenance comes in a context marked by the effectiveness of PQ2, the five-year program n°2 under which 598 km of track will be completely renewed between Douala and Yaoundé on the one hand and Bélabo-Ngaoundéré on the other. All this will consecrate the complete renewal of the Cameroonian railway network, excluding the West line.
About CAMRAIL
A subsidiary of Africa Global Logistics, CAMRAIL has been the concessionaire of the Cameroonian railway since 1999. A major player in economic and social development in Cameroon, CAMRAIL invests an average of 12 billion CFA francs per year. The company pays an average of 10 billion CFA francs each year to the State of Cameroon in royalties, taxes and duties. With 1,500 direct employees and 4,000 subcontracting staff, CAMRAIL is developing a proactive human resources policy.