Biya Returns to Cameroon after One Month
By Amina Hilda
One month after traveling to France for the Paris Summit, Cameroon’s President Paul Biya and his wife gave returned to the country.
On June 22 and 23, world leaders gathered in a summit for a financial deal. The Cameroonian head of state and a heavy delegation of ministers left the country for the meeting.
Except for the presidential couple, all of the ministers returned to Cameroon.
After the conclusion of the Paris Summit on June 23, the pair reportedly jetted off to Switzerland.
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