This paper examines the implications of poverty on the Cameroon economic emergence vision 2035. Both primary and
secondary data were collected on selected indicators of economic emergence for the period 1990-2035 and analyzed with
descriptive and inferential tools of data analysis. The results reveal that the performance of major socio-economic
indicators of well-being is poor in Cameroon. In consonance with the situation, a global assessment of the economic
performance of Cameroon shows little hope for the economic emergence of the country by the target date of 2035. In
order for the goal of economic emergence of Cameroon to come true as planned, it is suggested that the problem of
poverty should be solved first by appropriately targeting macro-economic variables through policies that focus on job
creation, provision of basic needs and services of life to people.