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Cameroon: Senate President grants audiences to French and German diplomats 0
The President of the Senate, Marcel Niat Njifenji has held talks with the outgoing French ambassador, Christine Robichon and the new German diplomatic head, Dr Dr Hans-Dieter Stell.
During both audiences, discussions focused on bilateral and parliamentary ties between Cameroon and their respective countries. Christine Robichon who is at the end of her three-year stay in Cameroon hailed Franco-Cameroon relations.
For his part, the new German ambassador, hoped for improved partnerships as he begins his diplomatic mission in the country.
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