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Cameroun and France strengthen parliamentary cooperation
On July 15, 2026, the President of Cameroon’s National Assembly, Théodore Datouo, met with French Senator Ronan Le Gluet to discuss enhanced parliamentary collaboration and strategic partnerships between the two nations. The high-level discussion covered critical areas including development projects and future bilateral initiatives.
Cameroon’s National Assembly President Théodore Datouo welcomed French Senator Ronan Le Gluet on July 15, 2026, for a strategic meeting focused on deepening parliamentary ties between Yaoundé and Paris. The discussions highlighted mutual commitments to strengthening interparliamentary cooperation through established friendship groups.
The two leaders emphasized the importance of solidarity between their legislative bodies, particularly in addressing the needs of the French community residing in Cameroon. Key topics included preparations for France’s upcoming Senate renewal in September 2026 and the exchange of best practices between the two senatorial institutions.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to assess progress on projects funded under the Debt Reduction and Development Contract (C2D), with a focus on urban development and infrastructure improvements. Additionally, both parties explored opportunities to expand cooperation in economic and healthcare sectors.
At the conclusion of the productive session, the participants reaffirmed their dedication to advancing bilateral relations through concrete actions and sustained dialogue.
parliamentary cooperation
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Ronan Le Gluet
Théodore Datouo
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