01/08/2025
*La délégation du Parlement Junior du Cameroun pour les Nations Unies en visite à l'Assemblée nationale du Sénégal*
Dans le cadre de la préparation de la 3e session du Parlement Junior Africain pour les Nations Unies, qui se tiendra le 2 août 2025 à Dakar, la délégation du Parlement Junior du Cameroun pour les Nations Unies a effectué une visite institutionnelle à l'Assemblée nationale du Sénégal. Cette visite vise à renforcer les liens entre les jeunes leaders camerounais et sénégalais et à préparer les participants aux débats et discussions qui auront lieu lors de la session.
*Le Parlement Junior Africain pour les Nations Unies*
Le Parlement Junior Africain pour les Nations Unies est un programme de formation au leadership, d'éducation à la citoyenneté et à la démocratie, créé en 2015 au Cameroun. Il vise à promouvoir la paix, l'amour et la prospérité, ainsi qu'à diffuser les idéaux des Nations Unies en Afrique. Le programme comprend quatre chambres : la chambre des diplomates, la chambre des députés, la chambre des ambassadeurs et la chambre des sénateurs ¹.
*Objectifs de la visite*
La visite de la délégation du Parlement Junior du Cameroun à l'Assemblée nationale du Sénégal a pour objectif de:
- Renforcer les capacités des jeunes leaders camerounais et sénégalais sur les questions de gouvernance et de démocratie
- Promouvoir l'échange d'idées et d'expériences entre les jeunes leaders des deux pays
- Préparer les participants aux débats et discussions qui auront lieu lors de la 3e session du Parlement Junior Africain pour les Nations Unies
*Importance de la participation des enfants*
La participation des enfants à cette activité est cruciale pour leur développement personnel et leur implication dans la société. Elle leur permet de développer leurs compétences en leadership, en communication et en travail d'équipe, tout en leur donnant l'opportunité de contribuer aux débats et discussions sur les questions qui affectent leur avenir.
*En résumé*
La visite de la délégation du Parlement Junior du Cameroun à l'Assemblée nationale du Sénégal est un pas important vers la réussite de la 3e session du Parlement Junior Africain pour les Nations Unies. Nous sommes convaincus que cette expérience enrichira les participants et contribuera à promouvoir la coopération et la solidarité entre les jeunes leaders africains.
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*The Cameroon Junior Parliament for the United Nations delegation visits the National Assembly of Senegal*
In preparation for the 3rd session of the African Junior Parliament for the United Nations, which will take place on August 2, 2025, in Dakar, the Cameroon Junior Parliament for the United Nations delegation has paid an institutional visit to the National Assembly of Senegal. This visit aims to strengthen ties between Cameroonian and Senegalese young leaders and prepare participants for the debates and discussions that will take place during the session.
*The African Junior Parliament for the United Nations*
The African Junior Parliament for the United Nations is a leadership training, citizenship, and democracy education program, created in 2015 in Cameroon. It aims to promote peace, love, and prosperity, as well as to disseminate the ideals of the United Nations in Africa. The program consists of four chambers: the Chamber of Diplomats, the Chamber of Deputies, the Chamber of Ambassadors, and the Chamber of Senators.
*Objectives of the visit*
The visit of the Cameroon Junior Parliament delegation to the National Assembly of Senegal has the following objectives:
- To strengthen the capacities of Cameroonian and Senegalese young leaders on governance and democracy issues
- To promote the exchange of ideas and experiences between young leaders from both countries
- To prepare participants for the debates and discussions that will take place during the 3rd session of the African Junior Parliament for the United Nations
*Importance of children's participation*
The participation of children in this activity is crucial for their personal development and involvement in society.
*The Cameroon Junior Parliament for the United Nations delegation visits the National Assembly of Senegal*
In preparation for the 3rd session of the African Junior Parliament for the United Nations, which will take place on August 2, 2025, in Dakar, the Cameroon Junior Parliament for the United Nations delegation has paid an institutional visit to the National Assembly of Senegal. This visit aims to strengthen ties between Cameroonian and Senegalese young leaders and prepare participants for the debates and discussions that will take place during the session.
*The African Junior Parliament for the United Nations*
The African Junior Parliament for the United Nations is a leadership training, citizenship, and democracy education program, created in 2015 in Cameroon. It aims to promote peace, love, and prosperity, as well as to disseminate the ideals of the United Nations in Africa. The program consists of four chambers: the Chamber of Diplomats, the Chamber of Deputies, the Chamber of Ambassadors, and the Chamber of Senators.
*Objectives of the visit*
The visit of the Cameroon Junior Parliament delegation to the National Assembly of Senegal has the following objectives:
- To strengthen the capacities of Cameroonian and Senegalese young leaders on governance and democracy issues
- To promote the exchange of ideas and experiences between young leaders from both countries
- To prepare participants for the debates and discussions that will take place during the 3rd session of the African Junior Parliament for the United Nations
*Importance of children's participation*
The participation of children in this activity is crucial for their personal development and involvement in society. It allows them to develop their leadership, communication, and teamwork skills, while giving them the opportunity to contribute to debates and discussions on issues that affect their future.
*In summary*
The visit of the Cameroon Junior Parliament delegation to the National Assembly of Senegal is an important step towards the success of the 3rd session of the African Junior Parliament for the United Nations. We are convinced that this experience will enrich the participants and contribute to promoting cooperation and solidarity among African young leaders.
