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Cameroon – Chad cooperation: Convergence of views for better relations.
Cameroon and Chad have concluded discussions within the frame work of the 23rd grand joint commission between both countries which held in Yaoundé on August21 and 22, 2019. Recommendations resulting from the two-day deliberations centred on improving border security, scientific and cultural cooperation, consular affairs, and the transportation of goods along the Douala-Ndjamena corridor. Cameroon’s minister of External Relations, Lejeune Mbella Mbella, led the Cameroonian delegation during the two-day discussions while the Chadian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Cherif Mahamat Zene, headed his country’s delegation.
In the closing remarks of Minister Mbella Mbella, he noted that all the preoccupations of the Chadian delegation were listened to with recommendations geared at improving the friendly and positive cooperation ties which exist between both nations. The Minister said the recommendations geared at improving the transportation, security and other aspects raised.
“These conclusions are a perfect reflection of the importance our delegations attach to improving relations and cooperation between Cameroon and Chad,” Minister Mbella stated. In a joint communique signed by both Ministers of External Relations on behalf of their respective countries, discussions during the joint commission were said to have taken place in all fraternity and conviviality. With regards to the concerns raised by the Chadian delegation in relation to the difficulties faced by Chadian transporters along the Douala-Ndjamena corridor, Minister Mbella noted they exploited various perspectives on improving the transportation of goods with the Cameroonian delegation appreciating the idea of putting in place a joint commission which would manage practical transportation issues.
As concerns border security, both parties discussed and agreed on constant intelligence sharing to combat insecurity which is the wish and focus of the Presidents of the two neighbouring nations. Facilitating the process for the award of certificates to Chadian nationals who study in Cameroon and improving consular affairs between both countries were other topics that were elaborated during the two-day grand joint commission.
Culled from Cameroon Tribune