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Devastating war effects on NW/SW: Japan promises recovery, reconstructions support.

2020-03-11
No: 476

Devastating war effects on NW/SW: Japan promises recovery, reconstructions support.

Japan’s Ambassador to Cameroon, His Excellency Tsutomu Osawa, was at the South West Regional Governor’s office 5 March, 2020. He exchanged civilities with Governor Bernard Okalia Bilai before going to meet the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) officials in Buea to evaluate a sponsorship programme begun last June, 2019. The Diplomat accessed on-the-ground recovery funding following the devastating separatist-government war in the area.

While at the Governor’s Office, the Japanese Diplomat explained that Japan was available to support the effort of Government in the recovery and reconstruction of Cameroon following the upsetting effects of the Boko Haram incursions as well as the blistering and bloody separatist fighting in the North West and South West Regions.

Ambassador Osawa said it was his first time visiting the South West Region since becoming Japan’s number one representative in Cameroon. He expressed that he would report to his country what he had seen in the South West Region. Ambassador Osawa promised that they would continue their humanitarian assistance to the people especially that they were discussing the a funding-budget with the Prime Minister´s Office for recovery and reconstruction in the distressed Regions of Cameroon.

Dr. Emini, the Assistant Resident for UNDP, told the press that Japan financed eight Non Governmental Organizations in Cameroon to the tune CFA 90 million to  offer humanitarian assistance on the ground. Japan´s Ambassador to Cameroon was certainly on a follow-up trip to Buea where he met their UNDP partners to assess the ground covered and to chart the way forward. Ambassador Osawa presented his credentials to President Biya on 14 December, 2018, that is in the heat of the Anglophone crisis and his country has had occasion to have clear information about the conflict.

Culled from Cameroon Tribune.