Cameroon-Canada Relations : High Commissioner Offered State Diner

The Minister Delegate to the Minister of External Relations in charge of the Cooperation with the Islamic World presided the ceremony.

The out-going Canadian High Commissioner to Cameroon, Nathalie O’Neil was on July 23, 2019 offered a State diner as she came to the end of her diplomatic tenure in Cameroon. Offered by the Head of State, the diner was presided by the Minister Delegate to the Minister of External Relations in charge of the Cooperation with the Islamic World, Adoum Gargoum. Nathalie O’Neil was equally during the State dinner decorated with the medal of Grand Officer of the National Order of Valour. 
In his toast at the dinner, Minister Adoum Gargoum said the occasion was an opportunity not only to bid farewell to a friend in Cameroon, but also to celebrate the friendly and cooperative ties existing between Cameroon and Canada. “Indeed, both countries have since 1960 when Cameroon gained independence, maintained cordial ties, characterised by mutual respect and enhancement of their respective potentials. Cameroon and Canada equally share other values, including peace and international security, democracy, respect and promotion of human rights, development for the wellbeing of all, social inclusion, uniting nations with  diversity of  people constituting them, to name a few,” the Minister stated
Minister Gargoum in his toast equally highlighted certain actions promoted by the High Commissioner during her diplomatic stay in Cameroon. At th...

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