Plenary session to present recommendations and adopt resolutions following various panel discussions between young people and members of the government
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At the Hilton Hotel in Yaoundé, a plenary session is being held to present recommendations and adopt resolutions following various panel discussions between young people and members of the government.
Online, young people in the diaspora are following en masse.
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The target
Coming from diverse backgrounds for this strategic moment of adopting resolutions passed unanimously during the various panels held from 3 to 9 February 2026 at the National Museum in Yaoundé.
The sectoral representatives and young people engaged in a genuine exchange about their aspirations, with a view to placing greater emphasis on their full development, as desired by the Head of State, His Excellency Mr P.
It's party time🎉🎊🎁
A story told to the rhythms and instruments of Cameroon.
La patrie d’abord !
L’exécution de l’hymne national rappelle « Ô combien nous est cher notre beau pays le Cameroun. »
Un chant de ralliement qui donne fierté et vaillance.
📸 An excerpt from the performance of the national anthem
« Can you applaud for the President of our Republic »👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
A request from Fadimatou Iyawa Ousmanou, Chairperson of the National Executive Committee of the National Youth Council (CNJC).
In her speech, she did not fail to express her gratitude to the members of the government present. She specifically asked them to convey the young people's thanks to the President of the Republic, His Excellency Paul Biya, "the favourite father of young Cameroonians".
Fadimatou Iyawa Ousmanou, Chairperson of the CNJC
After the customary pleasantries, the President of the CNJC stated that "this is a real opportunity to recognise the special place that the President of the Republic accords to Cameroonian youth. He has asked MINCOM to convey the deep gratitude of the youth."
She went on to emphasise that the National Youth Forum held from 14 to 16 January was a concrete example of sectoral exchanges between young people and members of the Government. Each piece of information provided by members of the Government was a specific response to the concerns of young people.
She reassures that Cameroon's youth as a whole will do everything in their power to actively contribute to Cameroon's economic and socio-political growth.
1️⃣- General recommendations
– Strengthen mechanisms for informing young people about incentives
– Promote the value and appeal of the biometric youth card
– Ensure the long-term future of the national youth forum (establish a regular schedule for it)
Among other things...
Between young people and members of the Government
The seventh edition of exchanges between young people and members of the Government, organised to mark the 60th anniversary of Youth Day, was a real opportunity to improve young people's knowledge of the incentives implemented, and sometimes envisaged, by the Government with the aim of promoting the satisfactory social and economic integration of young people.
Standing ovation
For Mounouna Foutsou, a member of the government and family doctor, it is important to thank the Head of State, thanks to whom all this mobilisation is possible. It deserves a BIG THANK YOU.
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Cameroonian youth appear more than ever to be an important lever for socio-economic development in Cameroon. The discussions produced concrete solutions to the problems affecting them. At the end of the rich and constructive exchanges, the participants drew up strong recommendations, with the essential aim of placing young people at the centre of the seven-year mandate announced by the Head of State, His Excellency Paul Biya.
Stay committed to supporting your vision.
This is the powerful message conveyed by Keguégué International in its cultural entertainment interlude.
Closing remarks by René Emmanuel SADI, Minister of Communication, Government Spokesperson, Personal Representative of the Prime Minister, Head of Government.
He began by thanking the Prime Minister, Head of Government, for the honour of presiding over this ceremony.
The 60th edition of Youth Day, celebrated under the theme "Youth at the heart of high hopes for a united, stable and prosperous Cameroon", marks the Head of State's strong commitment to implementing a special plan to promote youth employment.
fifty billion
The £50 billion fund allocated to promoting youth development, along with many other initiatives implemented by the government to facilitate the socio-economic integration of young people, is proof of the priority given to youth initiatives.
We listen to MINCOM.
After several editions, we can now say that this framework for dialogue is a means of raising awareness of their responsibilities and their future.
He goes on to express his satisfaction with the massive participation of young people, both in person and online, which demonstrates their interest in the opportunities available to them.
René Emmanuel Sadi gives assurances on behalf of the Prime Minister, Head of Government, that these recommendations will be taken into account and the projects will be submitted to the President of the Republic for consideration.
"I appeal in particular to your sense of responsibility. The future of Cameroon lies in your hands."
Interview with René Emmanuel SADI, Minister of Communication, Government Spokesperson, Personal Representative of the Prime Minister, Head of Government
At the presentation
Chufi Henrietta Mega, Assistant Research Officer No. 2 at Celcom, MINJEC, summarises the previous panels.
PANEL 1
Education,
Formation,
sports and
Search
PANEL 2
Sovereignty,
defence,
Sécurité,
administration
general and
financial,
PANEL 3
Health,
culture and
services
social
PANEL 4
Infrastructures,
production and
commerce
PANEL 5
Transport and telecommunications and
Tourism
She is accompanied by Sylvain YANGMAN, here as co-presenter.
Standing ovation
For the notable presence of all these members of the Government who, since 3 February, have been at the full disposal of young people on various panels. They have also provided adequate responses to the concerns of young Cameroonians here and in the diaspora.
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MINCOM, Personal Representative PM
This plenary session is chaired by the Prime Minister, Head of Government, represented here in person by René Emmanuel Sadi, Minister of Communication.
Recommendations
The recommendations and proposed solutions of the panels are presented by Mr Pierre Armand Dominique Mveme Atangana, Permanent Secretary of the National Youth Observatory (ONJ).
Young people listen attentively to SEPER ONJ
This report focuses on two points: recommendations and resolutions.
2️⃣- Resolutions
They are available in the documents made available to everyone on the ONJ platform at www.onjcameroun.cm.
A week of sharing and discussion focused on youth issues
The recommendations and resolutions adopted were recorded in a document and submitted to the Prime Minister via MINCOM, his personal representative for the occasion.
11 February
Cameroonian Youth Day 🎼🎼🎼
Stanley Enow is here to celebrate this strong and resilient youth, at the heart of Great Expectations.
Speech summarising discussions between young people and members of the Government.
The Minister of Youth and Civic Education, Mounouna Foutsou, began by thanking each member of the Government for their availability, all of whom made themselves available to ensure the success of these sectoral exchanges. Special thanks were given to the Minister of Communication, Government Spokesperson, who is also the personal representative of the Prime Minister, Head of Government.
Mounouna Foutsou sends a message of encouragement to young people, as emphasised by the Head of State yesterday in his message to young people.
This conviction, he continued, "must guide your every action and everything you do."
Cutting the birthday cake 🎂
Symbolic hands to mark this occasion
SIXTIES
6️⃣0️⃣ years of Cameroonian Youth
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