The main points of Paul Biya's speech read at the United Nations - Lebledparle

Cameroon's President Paul Biya did not attend the UN General Assembly; his Foreign Minister Lejeune Mbella Mbella delivered a seven-page speech on his behalf. The speech focused on trust between states, reconciliation among peoples and institutions, and the management of new technologies like artificial intelligence. It emphasized the importance of development financing, calling for full implementation of commitments made in Seville and reform of the international financial system to better include Southern countries. Cameroon also highlighted its contributions to UN peacekeeping operations, its cooperation in training, and its relentless fight against terrorism.