Back from Washington: Paul wrote to Barack Obama

The very first USA – Africa Summit has belonged to the past since 6^th August 2014 with satisfaction of from about fifty African leaders as well as the Obama administration.

 

Important decisions were thus taken at the end of this high-level meeting marking thus a decisive stage in the relations between the USA and the Black continent.

 

We note the creation of special forces and investment promises in Africa.

 

Having noted a positive assessment of the Cameroonian delegation stay in the country of Uncle Sam, the president of republic, Paul Biya (appreciated by 70% of his people) sent a letter to his American counterpart, Barack Obama.

 

A correspondence in which he praised the obvious will from the latter for the permanent pursue of peace keeping and stability of Africa.

 

A copy of the letter as below but in French version:

 

 

 

Original text by: Blaise AKAME

 

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