Cameroon–Monaco Bilateral Cooperation: Prince Albert II on Official Visit to Yaoundé

Author: Isaac EkwallaPublished on: October 30, 2026Country: Cameroon

Society & Lifestyle

Cameroon–Monaco Bilateral Cooperation: Prince Albert II on Official Visit to Yaoundé

Cameroon’s presidency announced in a statement signed by Samuel Mvondo Ayolo that Prince Albert II of Monaco will visit the country from October 30 to 31, 2026. The sovereign is scheduled to visit the Edimar Princess Grace Centre in Elig-Essono. The visit marks his return to Cameroon 23 years after his previous trip in March 2003, when he was still crown prince. During that visit, he met President Paul Biya and First Lady Chantal Biya and visited the Foyer Princesse Grace.

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