Attack on Cameroon Embassy In Berlin: More Security Assured

The interim Chargé d’Affaires of the German Embassy in Yaounde, Lars Leymann, has answered to summons at the Ministry of External Relations following abuses perpetrated in Cameroon’s Embassy in Berlin over the weekend. The objective of the summon was to receive a strong protest from the government of Cameroon who deeply regrets that such acts of violence and vandalism could have been committed for lack of adequate protection around the embassy. Discussions between the Minister of External Relations, Lejeune Mbella Mbella and Lars Leymann during the sum mon centered around bringing to book those found guilty with Cameroon requesting for additional security measures around her diplomatic premises in Berlin.

Lars Leymann in his statement to the press after the summon condemned the acts terming them to be criminal and illegal. He said security has been tightened with over 10 police officers being permanently stationed around the Embassy in Berlin given that it is the obligation of German authorities to provide protection to Cameroon’s accredited diplomatic repre...