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Cameroon and France deepen parliamentary ties with strategic meeting between Datouo and Le Gluet
On July 15, 2026, Théodore Datouo, President of Cameroon’s National Assembly, welcomed French Senator Ronan Le Gluet for a high-level discussion to strengthen ties between Yaoundé and Paris.
Diplomatic progress: key topics discussed during the meeting
Théodore Datouo, President of Cameroon’s National Assembly, hosted Ronan Le Gluet, French Senator and Chair of the France-Cameroon Friendship Group, to advance parliamentary collaboration between Yaoundé and Paris. Their meeting centered on reinforcing bilateral relations through institutional partnerships.
Strengthening parliamentary ties
The two leaders emphasized the importance of consolidating inter-parliamentary cooperation, particularly through existing friendship groups in both assemblies. Discussions also covered the needs of the French community in Cameroon and operational preparations for the upcoming French Senate renewal in September 2026.
Development and economic cooperation
Progress on projects funded under the Debt Reduction and Development Contract (C2D) took center stage, with a focus on urban development and infrastructure. Both sides explored additional collaboration opportunities in economy and health to further strengthen bilateral ties.
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