Cameroonians In The Diaspora : Minister, MPs Exchange Best Management Ways

In order to better guarantee the protection and help to Cameroonians residing in the diaspora, lawmakers of the Parliamentary network on the diaspora, decentralisation and crossborder cooperation, abbreviated REP-COD, met with External Relations Minister, Mbella Mbella on July 6, 2020 to exchange ideas and subsequent adoption of certain measures. Members of the parliamentary network led by its President, Hon. Louis Henri Ngantcha said they are interested in accompanying the government in supervising Cameroonians in the diaspora. “It is the Ministry of External Relations that manages the diaspora as it has the database of Cameroonians residing abroad. We came to meet the Minister and present our services to accompany the government. Our objective is to be of help to all Cameroonians in the diaspora without exception. Parliament has the role of questioning government as well as also accompanying it. We are here within the role of accompanying government in the realisation of certain objectives,” stated Hon. Henri Ngantcha.

The Secretary General of REP-COD, Hon. Ngalle Daniel said the network will act as a leeway between government and Cameroonians in the diaspora. “You know that there are so many Cameroonians abroad who have the desire to come back home but they do not know how to go about it, so we are going to act as facilitators, as a bridge between government and our compatriots abroad,” he explained. External Relations Minister, Mbella Mbella appreciated the creation of a parliamentary network which will be decided to managing the situation of Cameroonians in the...