All cities of Cameroon are full of magnificent hotels to accommodate tourists and foreigners. From Kribi to Maroua via Yaoundé, Douala, Bafoussam, Buea, Limbé and Bamenda, discover the magnificent hotels of Cameroon.

Cameroonian cuisine is one of the finest cuisines in Africa. Cameroon, Africa in miniature, presents a unique culinary diversity because of the geological, geographical and climatic differences, and also because of the many ethnic groups that make up its population.

True Africa in miniature, Cameroon presents a mosaic of landscapes and cultures and is the best gateway to the African continent. From the Atlantic Ocean to the borders of Lake Chad, ten regions make up this country which deserves its title of tourist eldorado.

 

State dinner offered in honour of H.E. Kunio Okamura, outgoing Ambassador of Japan in Cameroon on 27 September 2018.

On the sidelines of the 39th Session of the Human Rights Council, the Minister of External Relations, HE MBELLA MBELLA, was received in audience by Ms. Michèle Bachelet, new UN High Commissioner for Human Rights , at the Palais Wilson in Geneva.
The Minister was surrounded for the occasion by the Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Cameroon to the United Nations Office at Geneva, the Representatives of the Prime Minister's Services and the Ministry of Justice, as well as the staff of Delecam / Geneva and MINREX.

 

In the morning of September 26, 2018, the Minister of External Relations, H. E. Mbella Mbella, represented Cameroon at the Non-Aligned Movement Ministerial Meeting within the framework of workshops of the 73rd Session of the United Nations General Assembly, currently holding in New York at the UN headquarters.

 

The Cameroonian delegation to the 59th UNHRC, which was headed by H.E. MBELLA MBELLA, Minister of External Relations, presented his Final Report on human rights for the Periodic Universal Review on September 20, 2018, in Room XX of the Nations Palace in Geneva. Aside from NGOs, member states, altogether, praised the progress made the Cameroon Government in the field of human rights and agreed upon suggesting that the Council adopt Cameroon's report.

 

During his stay in Geneva, the Minister of External Relations, H.E. Mbella Mbella, visited the facilities of the Permanent Mission of Cameroon to the UNO (DELECAM/GENEVA), under the guidance of Ambassador Nkou Anatole. This moment of communion with collaborators posted abroad enabled the Minister to query on their working conditions. This initiative was deeply appreciated by the Ambassador and all staff members.

 

On September 20, 2018, the UNHCR High Commissioner, Mr Filipo Grandi, granted an audience to the Minister of External Relations, H.E. Mbella Mbella, who was accompanied by a delegation of experts from the Prime Minister's Office, MINJUSTICE, MINREX and DELECAM/Geneva in his facilities located at 94 Monbrillant Street, Geneva. For almost an hour, the humanitarian Organization and officials from Cameroon (which is classified as one of the countries that welcomes the greatest number of refugees), addressed issues of common interests.

Foreign Minister of Cameroon, said that persistent, hotbeds of tensions in Africa and the Middle East, and the emergence of new challenges such as migration and natural disasters, shake the very foundation of civilization. The question of migratory flows should remind everyone of the importance of effective solidarity and shared prosperity. The well-being of human beings depends on the international community’s ability to unite to fight poverty and promote democracy, he said. Migrants must be treated with dignity and respect. Poverty, unemployment, and falling purchasing power impinge on human dignity.