Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
Cameroonian and Chinese holders of diplomatic or service passports no longer require visas to enter either country
Cameroonian and
Chinese holders of diplomatic or service passports will no longer require visas
to enter either country.
The agreement to this effect was signed yesterday July
7, 2016 in Yaounde between the Minister of External Relations, Lejeune Mbella
Mbella, on behalf of the government of the Republic of Cameroon and the Chinese
Ambassador to Cameroon, Wei Wenhua, for the People's Republic of China. The
agreement entails the reciprocal suppression of short-stay visas for nationals
of both countries who are holders of diplomatic or service passports.
Speaking during
the signing ceremony in the Ministry of External Relations, Minister Lejeune
Mbella Mbella noted that Cameroon and China enjoy excellent friendly and
bilateral ties evidenced by the recent State visits of President Paul Biya to
China and a similar visit of the then Chinese Head of State, Hu Jintao to
Cameroon. The agreement, Minister Mbella Mbella added, comes to consolidate the
relations between both countries and the confidence of their State
institutions. He stated that the agreement does not in any way favour illegal
emigration between the two countries but rather facilitates the movement of
officials of their respective administration.
According to
Ambassador Wei Wenhua, the agreement is part of the the implementation of the
recommendations of the Chinese Minister of Foreign Affairs during his visit to
Cameroon in January 2015. The accord, the Ambassador added, will foster the 45-
year- old Sino-Cameroon friendly and bilateral ties. China, Ambassador Wenhua
stated, is Cameroon's first commercial partner, while Cameroon is the second
beneficiary in Africa of Chinese investments.
The agreement was
signed in the presence of the Delegate General for National Security, Martin
Mbarga Nguele, the Minister Delegate to the Minister of External Relations in
charge of Relations with the Commonwealth, Dr. Joseph Dion Ngute, as well as
senior officials of the Chinese Embassy in Yaounde, amongst others.
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