25/11/2023
WELDING PRODUCTIVITY AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT.
and currently we are working hard to make the African Welding Federation as powerful, then we will now collaborate with the International Institute of Welding in a more active way and this time addressing the specific needs related to our African metallurgical industries.
In order to help you understand exactly the proactive approach in which we have been working at the CWA for several years, let's make a metaphor with football; thus we have:
*FIFA = International Institute of Welding*.
*CAF = The Welding Federation*
*FECAFOOT=Cameroon Welding Association*.
*Cameroon Welding Association (CWA)* already registered and accredited at all levels:
*At the National level by*: MINRESI and the Territorial Administration, with members who hold Technical Committees CT37, CT52 and CT32 of ANOR and MINMIDT.
On the Continental level: the members of the CWA hold the TWF-CWC Board.
On the International level: the CWA is one of the rare member countries Authorized Nation Body (ANB) of the International Institute of Welding (IIW) and Professor PAUL Kah: President of the CWA and the 1st African member of the Board of Directory of IIW -IAB.
TWF 5.0 focused on building welding capacity to optimize materials manufacturing across all value chain industries in East Africa. The hybrid event which had participants from Nigeria, South Africa, Cameroon, Uganda, Ethiopia, Liberia, Egypt, Algeria, Zimbabwe witnessed multilateral interaction and....