Cameroon has called for renewed international cooperation, stronger multilateral institutions and reforms to global financial and political systems during the 81st United Nations General Assembly.
Foreign Affairs Minister Lejeune Mbella Mbella delivered a statement on behalf of President Paul Biya on September 26, representing Cameroon during the General Debate in New York.
The statement addressed several issues, including development financing, climate change, technological progress, terrorism and reform of the international system.
Cameroon also reiterated support for the African Union’s position on achieving greater representation for Africa on the United Nations Security Council.
On security, the country reaffirmed its cooperation with states around the Lake Chad Basin in efforts against terrorism and said it would continue stabilization efforts in affected areas.
The Cameroonian statement also highlighted the importance of ensuring that technological advances, including artificial intelligence, contribute to development and benefit populations more broadly.