By Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Kim Feh
Published on 2024-02-10 22:03:19
Cameroon’s President, Paul Biya, referred to the West African nation as a continent during his National Youth Day speech on February 10, 2024. He addressed various issues affecting the youth, including recent fuel price hikes, problems faced by Cameroonian teachers, the government’s commitment to education, infrastructure development, teacher training, and initiatives to boost job creation in the private sector and encourage self-employment. President Biya also highlighted rising youth migration in Cameroon and emphasized that leaving the country may not always be the solution. He acknowledged his disappointment over the early elimination of the national football team and stressed the importance of hard work, discipline, and organization for success, citing boxer Francis Ngannou as an example. Additionally, Biya discussed the government’s efforts to support vocational training and educational programs to help young people access quality training and job opportunities. He also encouraged parents and educators to instill important values in the youth to help them overcome life’s challenges. Biya’s speech ultimately emphasized the importance of addressing the concerns and aspirations of Cameroon’s youth.
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