King Mohammed VI Congratulates President of Cameroon On CAN
The Cameroonian football team’s winning of the 31st edition of the African Cup of Nations
Rabat - Arab Today
King Mohammed VI sent a message of congratulations to president of the Republic of Cameroon Paul Biya following the Cameroonian football team’s winning of the 31st edition of the African Cup of Nations. In this message, the King extended his heartfelt congratulations to Paul Biya as well as to the brotherly Cameroonian people.
“I also want to pay tribute to the players and the technical staff in the Cameroonian team who showed during this African sports event a remarkable talent and a spirit of competition and fair-play crowned by this major achievement,” wrote the message.
Cameroon beat Egypt in the final of the African Cup of Nations in Libreville. It is the fifth time Cameroon has won the Cup of Nations and first since 2002.
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