Cameroon Tribune (Yaoundé)

Cameroon: Two New Ambassadors At MINREX

By Victorine Biy, 11 July 2013

The Ambassadors of Senegal and Zambia to Cameroon yesterday presented their letters of introduction.

The Minister of External Relations, Prof. Pierre Moukoko Mbonjo yesterday, July 11 received in audience two new ambassadors to Cameroon. They were the Ambassadors of Senegal and Zambia.

The first august guest was Aliou Ndao Fall, new Ambassador of Senegal to Cameroon. Zambia's, Fidelis Mulenga Kapoka, followed suit. Aliou Ndao Fall and Fidelis Mulenga Kapoka, each on separate occasions, presented their letters of introduction.

The Senegalese diplomat, from 2008 to 2011 was Quality Control Officer at the CEFIVAL Metallurgy Industry in his country. Born in 1955 in Nabadji Civol in Senagal, is holder of a Bachelor's degree in Law from Paris Assas, France. Fall's presence in Cameroon is to take bilateral relations between Cameroon and Senegal a step forward. Both countries for years have been enjoying good ties.

Fidelis Mulenga Kapoka, new Zambia's Ambassador has a Diploma in Agricultural Business Management and was Ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo since 2012 from where he is also to cover Cameroon.

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