Cameroon begs for funds at the United Nations General Assembly
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© MinrexNot physically present, President Paul Biya was represented at the UN gallery by his Minister of External Relations, Lejeune Mbella Mbella. The member of the government delivered a 7-page speech summarizing the Cameroonian doctrine of 2026: defending multilateralism, demanding money for the South, and presenting an English-speaking crisis in the process of normalization. From the front lines, the tone is set. Cameroon speaks, not a man. …
Cameroon begs for funds at the United Nations General Assembly
Cameroon has now begged funds at the United Nations General Assembly Cameroon’s Foreign Minister, speaking on behalf of President Paul Biya, addressed development financing, the Northwest and Southwest conflict, AfCFTA, terrorism, peacekeeping, Security Council reform, climate change and artificial intelligence. 1. Cameroon wants greater access to development financing. Cameroon’s major financial message was that developing […] The post Cameroon…
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