No uncertainty between Yaounde and Dakar - Ndao Fall

A State dinner hosted last Wednesday in honor of the Ambassador of Senegal to Cameroon allowed a revisit of the cooperation between the two countries.

Leaving Cameroon after two years of diplomatic mission, Alioune Ndao Fall goes with a good image of his host country after he was hosted at the Yaounde Hilton hotel as part of a state dinner organized in his honor by the Minister of External Relations, Pierre Moukoko Mbonjo, on behalf of the Head of State, Paul Biya.

The Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Senegal was elevated to the rank of Grand Officer of the National Order of value.

In the farewell toast on the occasion by Pierre Moukoko Mbonjo, it appears that under Ndao Alioune Fall, relations between Cameroon and Senegal are growing with focus on economy and trade. As part of the participants in Yaounde, traders and craftsmen from Senegal were at the latest edition of the International Business Promotion Room (Promote) and the International Crafts Fair of Cameroon (SIARC). In Dakar, Cameroonian economic operators were in the International Fair of Agriculture and Animal Resources (FIARA).

In his speech, the Minister of External Relations said that this cooperation was to further strengthened the implementation of major projects.

For the Senegalese diplomat, "there is no uncertainty between Yaounde and Dakar." The proof, according to Alioune Ndao Fall, is when the Cameroonian President Paul Biya, given the good relations he has with President Macky Sall, wanted to be present at the 15th summit of the International Organization of the Francophonie held on 29 and 30 November 2014 in Dakar, Senegal. "This presence was the most popular and most beloved of President Macky Sall," he said.

After two years in Cameroon, Mr. Ndao Fall returns to Dakar to the office of President of the Republic from where he left in 2013 to become ambassador of Senegal to Cameroon.