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5, July 2017
Swiss Ambassador bids farewell to Biya 0
President Paul Biya has met for the last time the outgoing Swiss Ambassador to Cameroon, Claude Altermatt. The Swiss diplomat is presently at the Unity Palace today Wednesday the 5th of July 2017 to thank the Cameroonian dictator for the hospitality received during his four-year stay in the country.
Both men have examined the bilateral ties between Cameroon and Switzerland including Cameroonian migrants residing in the small but beautiful European country.
Claude Altermatt has reportedly hailed the cordial relations existing between Cameroon and Switzerland and hoped that they will be further strengthened when the new ambassador takes office.
Source: CRTV