Photo: Ambassador of Cameroon in Cairo: Sisi deep Egyptian-African relations

Egyptian reports

The Cameroon embassy in Cairo, its ambassador Dr. Mohamedou Lebrange and members of the diplomatic mission celebrated on Monday the forty-seventh anniversary of the country's national day.

In his opening speech, Lübing praised Egypt's interest in strengthening the relations between the two countries, as well as the Egyptian-African diplomacy, which the Foreign Ministry, represented by Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry, commended on the instructions of President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi.

For his part, Foreign Ministry representative Maher Al-Adawi stressed Egypt's keenness to consolidate relations with Africa, noting that the visit of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi of West Africa several weeks ago confirmed this.

Cameroon has a labor force of about 10 million, most of whom work in agriculture, which accounts for about 51% of exports. Cameroon has three commercial ports used for transporting goods. The African country, which is characterized as Central Africa, is an oil country. Gas riches are diamonds, gas and timber.

Cameroonians belong to about 100 Negro tribes that make up 80% of the population, while the rest are from Berber, Arab Shawa and Hamam groups. These groups live in northern Cameroon and condemn Islam through trade and convoys.

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