The parties initialed the documents during the visit of a delegation from the Cameroonian National Assembly led by President Cavaye Yeguie Djibril to Turkey.
The Turkish parliament has just received a delegation from the lower house of the Cameroonian parliament headed by the Speaker of the House Cavaye Yeguie Djibril and composed of MP Bonaventure Mvondo Assam, the Director of Cabinet El Hadj Boukar Abdourahim and the Director of Protocol Finoua Abdel. The visit was intended to warm up bilateral relations between the two states.
It allowed the Cameroonian and Turkish parliaments to look into the modernization of social support within the National Assembly of Cameroon. To this end, the Cameroonian parliamentary institution represented by President Cavaye Yeguie Djibril and the giant Memorial Health Group and its local branch, Memorial Cameroon, represented by Mohamadou Atikou Kalda initialed a tripartite agreement. This agreement serves as a performance lever for the well-being of people within the Cameroonian National Assembly.
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In its content, the agreement provides for offering MPs and staff of the National Assembly privileged access to high-tech care. Its signing marks a new way of taking care of the nation’s elected representatives as well as the staff working at the glass palace. The agreement promotes the use of Memorial’s technological expertise within the exclusive framework of the lower house of the Cameroonian parliament. Also, through this agreement, Cameroon and Turkey will strengthen their technical cooperation.
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