Mounouna Foutsou
Mounouna Foutsou is Minister of Employment and Vocational Training (acting) and Minister of Youth and Civic Education of Cameroon.
| Office | Minister of Employment and Vocational Training (acting) |
| Office | Minister of Youth and Civic Education |
| Country | Cameroon |
| In office since | Not stated in the source |
Career
- Minister of Youth Affairs and Civic Education (2015 to present)
- Secretary of State to the Minister of Secondary Education (2009 to 2015)
Facts compiled from Wikidata (CC0), a reference source, retrieved 2026-10-23. The office record above comes from the official source cited below.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the Minister of Employment and Vocational Training (acting) of Cameroon?
Mounouna Foutsou is the Minister of Employment and Vocational Training (acting) of Cameroon.
When was Mounouna Foutsou born?
Mounouna Foutsou was born in 1967, in Bangana, according to Wikidata.
Where did Mounouna Foutsou study?
Mounouna Foutsou studied at École Polytechnique of Yaoundé, according to Wikidata.
Which party does Mounouna Foutsou belong to?
Mounouna Foutsou is listed as a member of Cameroon People's Democratic Movement on Wikidata.
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Others in the government of Cameroon
- Ferdinand Ngoh Ngoh Secretary General of the Presidency
- Paul Elung Che Deputy Secretary General of the Presidency
- Mohamadou Moustapha Deputy Secretary General of the Presidency
- Joseph Beti Assomo Min.-Del. at the Presidency in Charge of Defense
- Ibrahim Talba Malla Min.-Del. at the Presidency in Charge of Public Contracts
- Bolvine Wakata Min.-Del. at the Presidency in Charge of Relations With the Parliament
- Rose Ngwari Mbah Acha Fomundam Min.-Del. at the Presidency in Charge of the Supreme State Audit Bench
- Paul Mingo Ghogomu Minister in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency
Sources: Prime Minister's Office of Cameroon (spm.gov.cm) (retrieved 11 Oct 2026).
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PollsAfrica (2026). Mounouna Foutsou. Retrieved 26 Oct 2026 from https://pollsafrica.com/people/mounouna-foutsou-cameroon