What US Ambassador Told President Biya

Michael S. Hoza, US Ambassador to Cameroon met in a tete-a-tete with President Paul Biya to review bilateral cooperation between the United States and Cameroon among other pertinent issues. Reports say their discussions centered around the current socio-political deadlock in the North West and South West Regions of Cameroon. Michael S. Hoza is quoted to have said that “The United States strongly supports the search for peaceful solutions and dialogue in Cameroon.” He added that Washington was satisfied with the return of the Internet in North West and South West Regions of Cameroon, Michael Hoza revealed the Trump administration was in support of an inclusive dialogue as a way of resolving the crisis the two English speaking regions. Michael Hoza also saluted the bravery of the Cameroonian soldiers combating the Islamic sect, Boko Haram.The United States is an important ally for Cameroon in this crusade against terrorism and violent extremism. In addition to the 300 US marines stationed in Garoua, who have been involved in intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance missions since October 2015, the US is supporting Cameroon in military training and equipment.

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