Cameroon-China Cooperation - 2019-2021 Action Plan Evaluated

Stakeholders are meeting in Kribi to appraise path covered in the Plan adopted in Beijing China in 2018.

Officials from government institutions are meeting in a three-day reflective forum in Kribi, Ocean Division of the South Region to appreciate the results obtained thus far within the framework of the Beijing 2019-2021 Action Plan for Cameroon. The said Action Plan was adopted in 2018 in China during the Sino-African Cooperation Summit (FOCAC) in which the President of the Republic, Paul Biya, led the Cameroonian delegation and participated in deliberations. Ahead of the eighth Sino-Africa forum scheduled to take place in Dakar, Senegal later this year to adopt another Action Plan for the next three years, the President of the Republic instructed the organisation of the Kribi seminar to enable stakeholders come up with a balance for Cameroon. The evaluation meeting which started on September 16, 2021 and ends on September 19, 2021, was presided at by the Secretary General of the Ministry of External Relations, Chinmoun Oumarou, on behalf of Minister Mbella Mbella.

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