Independence · 1960

Diplomacy for Sovereignty.
Partnership for Prosperity.

Shaping and implementing Cameroon's foreign policy since 1960 — safeguarding national sovereignty, fostering regional integration, and serving our citizens worldwide.

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Minister

H.E. Lejeune Mbella Mbella

External Relations, Cooperation & Integration

Secretary-General

Amb. Felix Mbayu

Headquarters, Yaoundé

Global Presence

CEMAC · AU · UN · Commonwealth · OIF

Embassies in Paris, London, Washington, Beijing, Abuja, Brussels

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CEMAC · 12 May 2026

Yaoundé CEMAC Summit

Cameroon hosts the CEMAC Heads of State Summit on economic integration and regional security.

SECURITY · 3 Apr 2026

Counter‑terrorism Cooperation

Strengthened cooperation with Nigeria and Chad against Boko Haram in the Lake Chad basin.

CLIMATE · 20 Feb 2026

Congo Basin Forest Initiative

Cameroon reaffirms commitment to tropical forest protection and sustainable development.

Our Mandate

Formulating, coordinating and implementing Cameroon's foreign policy, ensuring national sovereignty and territorial integrity through principled diplomacy and global cooperation.

Foreign Affairs

Defending sovereignty, maritime security, and multilateral engagement within the UN, AU, CEMAC and the Commonwealth.

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International Cooperation

Managing development aid, technical cooperation and partnerships with the EU, UN, CEMAC and bilateral partners.

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Consular Services

Passports, visas, legalisations, emergency assistance for Cameroonians abroad and foreign nationals.

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Bilateral Relations

Africa

CEMAC, AU, regional integration

Europe

France, EU, United Kingdom

Americas

USA, Canada, Brazil

Asia‑Pacific

China, Japan, South Korea

Multilateral

UN, OIF, Commonwealth

“Cameroon’s foreign policy is rooted in peace, respect for international law, and an unwavering commitment to our partners — for the prosperity of our people and the protection of our nation.”

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H.E. Lejeune Mbella Mbella

Minister of External Relations, Cooperation and Integration