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President Paul BIYA signed four decrees on 18 December 2020 to appoint some senior officials in the Ministry of Territorial Administration including: Secretaries-General at Regional Governor's Offices; Inspectors General of Regional Services; Senior Divisional Officers; and Sub-divisional Officers.
The President of the Republic His Excellency Paul BIYA has gratified Cameroonian civil servants with the decree harmonising the age limit to go on retirement. Henceforth, all workers of category A and B will retire at the age of 60 (sixty) years, while those of category C and D will retire at 55 (fifty-five) years. This salutary measure is welcome and soothing news for civil servants, irrespective of the profession, as only some of them benefitted from this provision before the signing of this decree.
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July 2024
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Cameroon’s President Paul BIYA and French President Emmanuel MACRON hold discussions at the Elysee Palace
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Law No. 2024/012 of 24 July 2024 to authorize the president of the republic to ratify the air transport agreement between Cameroon and Canada, signed on 1 June 2022 in Yaoundé
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Law No. 2024/011 of 24 July 2024 to extend the term of office of members of the National Assembly
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Law No. 2024/010 of 24 July 2024 to ratify ordinance n0• 2024/001 of 20 June 2024 to amend and supplement some provisions of law no. 2023/019 of 19 December 2023: finance law of the republic of Cameroon for the 2024 financial year
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Law No. 2024/009 of 24 July 2024 to authorize the President of the Republic to ratify the bilateral air services agreement Cameroon and South Africa, signed in Cape Town, South Africa on 14 July 2011
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Law No. 2024/008 of 24 July 2024 to lay down forestry and wildlife regulations
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Law No. 2024/007 of 24 July 2024 to authorize the President of the Republic to ratify the protocol amending the Marrakesh Agreement establishing WTO, by the insertion of the agreement of 17 June 2022 on fisheries subsidies in annex 11
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Law No. 2024/006 of 24 July 2024 to authorize the President of the Republic to proceed with Cameroon’s accession to the UN conventions, adopted in New York, United States, on 28 September 1954 and 30 August 1961, respectively
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