On the morning of September 8 local time, the office building project of Cameroon's Ministry of Public Works, constructed by PowerChina, held a move-in ceremony. Important government officials including Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi, Minister of Public Works of Cameroon, Secretary-General Ebong, and Secretary of State Ahman attended the ceremony. Cameroon National Television CRTV provided follow-up coverage of the entire ceremony.

At the ceremony, Minister of Public Works Emmanuel Nganou Djoumessi highly praised the project for its successful completion and for meeting the move-in standards, and expressed gratitude to all participating parties for their professionalism and hard work. He pointed out that the commissioning of the new office building will greatly improve the department's office conditions, enhance administrative efficiency, and play an important role in promoting Cameroon's future infrastructure development.

The project is located in Yaoundé, the political capital of Cameroon. The owner is the Ministry of Public Works, and the funding comes from the Cameroonian government budget. It is the first government-funded project signed by PowerChina in Cameroon. The project covers an area of 12,400 square meters, with a total construction area of 16,650 square meters. It consists of four office buildings, A, B, C, and D, as well as a water pump room, power equipment room, gate, and guard booths. The main bodies of the office buildings are reinforced concrete frame structures, with Building A having 13 floors, Buildings B and C each having 7 floors, and Building D being 3 floors built on elevated-floor columns. The main construction contents include earthwork, main structure works, waterproofing works, pipeline works, strong current works, weak current works, door and window works, decoration and finishing, and ancillary works, etc.