Bafoussam, Cameroon – May 26, 2025 – A distinguished group of U.S. delegates traveled to Bafoussam, Cameroon, to participate in the historic 312th International Nekang Pe Mungoum Festival, a vibrant cultural celebration that honors the rich heritage and enduring traditions of the Bafoussam people. This landmark visit marked a significant step forward in fostering cross-cultural understanding, economic collaboration, and global solidarity.
Led by Dr. Vanessa Williams of the Conference of Black Mayors, the U.S. delegation arrived with messages of goodwill and gifts for the local community. The group engaged in meaningful dialogue with Bafoussam’s Mayor and other senior officials to explore avenues for long-term partnerships, including the development of sister city relationships aimed at empowering communities on both sides of the Atlantic.
Mayor of Bafoussam welcomed the delegation with open arms, emphasizing the importance of unity and mutual respect. “Our culture teaches us that strength lies in togetherness,” said the Mayor. “This visit signifies a new era of cooperation between our people.”
“This celebration is more than a cultural event; it is a moment of unity, reflection, and vision,” said Dr. Vanessa Williams. “We are here not only to honor the proud traditions of the Bafoussam people but also to lay the groundwork for collaborative efforts that uplift and connect our communities across the globe.”
The festival, which draws thousands annually, served as a powerful platform for the exchange of ideas and aspirations. Discussions focused on shared goals such as youth empowerment, economic development, health initiatives, and education. The U.S. delegation expressed strong interest in establishing sustainable partnerships that bring tangible benefits to both nations.
The 312th International Nekang Pe Mungoum Festival showcased traditional music, dance, art, and spiritual ceremonies, providing the U.S. guests with a profound immersion into the history and identity of the Bafoussam people. The warmth of the welcome and the depth of the cultural exchange left a lasting impression on the visiting delegation.
As the visit concluded, both sides expressed their shared commitment to nurturing the relationships formed during the festival and turning cultural celebration into concrete action.
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