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International dialogue conference on Anglophone crisis postponed over conoravirus pandemic.
International dialogue conference on Anglophone crisis postponed over conoravirus pandemic.
The International dialogue conference on the Anglophone crisis, initially scheduled to hold at the George Washington University from 19-21 March 2020, has been postponed by three months due to travel restrictions imposed by most countries over the conoravirus pandemic.
A statement signed by the steering committee of the Coalition for Dialogue and Negotiation (CDN) on 11 March said following consultations with Washington DC local health officials and George Washington University event management team about the ongoing spread of COVID-19 and the prospect of holding the three-day conference, it was resolved to postpone the conference to June 18-20, 2020 at the same venue.
The statement signed by Denis Foretia , Co-chair-CDN, and Judith Nwana (Co-Chair-CDN said while monitoring actions taken by the US and other governments, the coalition would “continue to build momentum for the conference as well as maintain pressure for the international community to engage forcefully in negotiations to end the ongoing armed conflict in the Southern Cameroons”.
It urged the 7 working Groups set up for the conference to continue work and encouraged “the leadership of the struggle to bury their differences for the sake of those that have gone before us and those that are suffering and shedding their blood on a daily basis”.
CDN convened the conference after consultations with Southern Cameroonian professionals of all walks of life, civil society leaders, all leaders of “restorationist” (separatist) groups, Southern Cameroons political leaders, activists, religious and traditional leaders, members of parliament, businessmen and businesswomen, youth leaders, academics, media personalities and members of the diaspora. The Conference has two main objectives:
1. Engage all segments and professionals of Southern Cameroons origin to establish the majority view on a pathway to a permanent negotiated solution to the armed conflict, and
2. Develop a detailed framework for a robust post-conflict reconstruction.
The Coalition for Dialogue and Negotiations (CDN) is an international non-governmental organization (NGO) with the specific goal of facilitating dialogue and negotiations towards ending the war in Southern Cameroons. CDN is made of professionals from all works of life and over 20 partner organizations worldwide advocating for an end to the war. CDN members work with its partners to strengthen international involvement in resolving the conflict and building durable peace in the conflict affected territories.