Mandated by the Head of State, Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute led the national delegation with the mission of carrying Yaoundé’s orientations into the Pan-African chamber. This presence at the summit of the African decision-making pyramid underscores the country's desire to influence ongoing institutional reforms and to reaffirm its positions on the themes of security and economic integration.

During these sessions, the Cameroonian representatives actively participated in deliberations regarding the organization's financing mechanisms and the acceleration of Agenda 2063. Joseph Dion Ngute, in his capacity as the Personal Representative of the President of the Republic, advocated for increased coordination in the management of regional crises, while supporting initiatives aimed at streamlining trade exchanges across the continent. Cameroon’s involvement in the work of the Executive Council ensured the coherence of the AU’s budgetary decisions, guaranteeing that the priorities of the Central African sub-region were duly taken into account in the operational roadmaps.

This diplomatic sequence provided a platform to showcase national expertise in mediation and resilience. The bilateral exchanges conducted on the sidelines of the Conference consolidated ties with strategic partners, thereby strengthening Cameroon’s stature as a pivotal actor in multilateral diplomacy. By engaging with such density in these high-level debates, the country confirms its status as a pillar of African unity, working toward a more effective institution capable of meeting the aspirations for prosperity and peace held by the continent's populations.

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