Madeleine Tchuente’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Cameroonian politician
Is Politician 
From Cameroon 
Type Politics 
Gender female
Politics Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement
Education
University of Strasbourg

Madeleine Tchuente, également orthographié Madeleine Tchuinte ou Madeleine Tchuinté, est la ministre camerounaise de la Recherche scientifique et de l’innovation. Elle est originaire du département du Koung-ghi dans l’arrondissement de Bayangam. Elle entre en politique lors de la naissance du Rassemblement démocratique du peuple camerounais et occupe tour à tour ces différents postes : membre du bureau national de l’Ofrdpc en 1990, membre du comité central Rdpc en 1997, membre de la commission des affaires politiques lors des congres extraordinaires de 1996, 2001 et 2006. Rapporteuse générale lors du congrès extraordinaire du 21 juillet 2006.

Biographie

Études

Elle est titulaire d’un baccalauréat scientifique. Elle obtient un diplôme universitaire de pharmacienne de l’université de Strasbourg.

Politiques

Elle est présidente de la section RDPC de la Mifi. Le 8 décembre 2004, elle est nommée au poste de Ministre de la recherche scientifique et de l’innovation. Elle est reconduite dans le même ministère depuis cette date et à la suite de plusieurs remaniements ministériels.

Activités

Elle est propriétaire d’une pharmacie à Bafoussam.

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