On the occasion of Cameroon's National Day, Pope Leo XIV has sent a congratulatory message to President Paul Biya, expressing his best wishes for the President and the people of Cameroon. The message was conveyed through the Apostolic Nuncio to Cameroon, José Avelino Bettencourt.
In his message, the Pope prayed for the country's progress and prosperity, emphasizing the importance of justice and respect for every person. He encouraged Cameroonians to draw from their rich human and cultural heritage to build a brighter future.
The Pope's message reads: "On the occasion of the National Day of the Republic of Cameroon, I am happy to present to Your Excellency my best wishes for you and your fellow citizens. I entrust to the Lord the efforts of all to build a future of peace and prosperity, drawing from the rich human and cultural heritage of your country, and having concern for justice and respect for every person."
The message concludes with a blessing, wishing President Biya and the people of Cameroon an abundance of God's blessings. This gesture highlights the Pope's concern for the well-being of Cameroonians and his desire for peace and prosperity in the country.
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