Cameroun-France: Théodore Datouo and Ronan Le Gluet advance parliamentary cooperation
On July 15, 2026, the President of Cameroon’s National Assembly, Théodore Datouo, hosted a key meeting with French Senator Ronan Le Gluet to discuss deepening bilateral parliamentary relations.
Key parliamentary cooperation discussions held between Cameroun and France
On July 15, 2026, Cameroon’s National Assembly President Théodore Datouo welcomed French Senator Ronan Le Gluet for a high-level meeting. The discussions centered on strengthening parliamentary cooperation between the two nations, with a focus on future partnership prospects and ongoing initiatives.
Reaffirming commitment to interparliamentary relations
The meeting highlighted the importance of reinforcing ties between the Cameroonian and French parliaments through dedicated friendship groups. Both leaders emphasized the need to enhance dialogue and collaboration on shared challenges and opportunities.
The senator, who represents French citizens living abroad and serves as deputy chair of the France-Cameroun Friendship Group, also addressed the situation of the French community in Cameroon. Additionally, the talks covered the upcoming renewal of the French Senate in September 2026 and the potential for knowledge exchange between the two legislative bodies.
Evaluating C2D-funded projects and exploring new sectors
The session provided an opportunity to assess progress on projects funded under the Debt Reduction and Development Contract (C2D). Key focus areas included urban development and infrastructure improvements. The discussions also identified new avenues for cooperation in economy and healthcare, signaling a broader commitment to sustainable development.
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