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Egypt Promises to Boost Trade With Cameroon

Egypt Promises to Boost Trade With Cameroon
  • Comments   -   Tuesday, 26 November 2013 14:55

New Egyptian Ambassador to Cameroon, Shérif Salah Eldin Elleithy, says he will work hard to increase trade volume between Cameroon and Egypt during his tenure in the country.

The diplomat made the disclosure on November 26, 2013 after paying a courtesy visit to the Minister Delegate at the Ministry of External Relations in charge of Relations with the Islamic World, Adoum Gargoum.

Egypt’s diplomat said he used the discussions with the Minister to review cooperation between Cameroon and Egypt in all domains.

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