54 years ago today, on March 26, 1971 (February 30, 1971 lunar calendar), our country established diplomatic relations with Cameroon. Cameroon City Street View Cameroon is located in central and western Africa, covering an area of 475,422 square kilometers, with a population of about 12 million people. There are 239 tribes. The official languages are French and English. About 50% of the residents believe in fetishism, and the rest believe in Islam, Catholicism and Protestantism. The capital is Yaounde. Cameroon's economy is dominated by agriculture. The main crops are millet, sorghum, corn, rice, etc., and food can basically be self-sufficient. The main industries are aluminum smelting, wood processing, cigarettes, etc. It is a relatively developed country in Africa. Cameroon has been invaded and ruled by foreign colonists since the 16th century, and has been protected or entrusted by Britain, France, Germany and other countries. The Republic of Cameroon was established in January 1960. The Federal Republic of Cameroon was formed in February 1961. It was renamed the United Republic of Cameroon in May 1972. It was renamed the Republic of Cameroon in January 1984. Diplomatic relations with our country were established on March 26, 1971. Flag of Cameroon Capital Yaoundé Aerial view of northern cities Cameroon History Museum Cameroon Planting Industry Cameroon Volcanoes Picturesque Niyong River Far North Province Scenic Seaside Scenery Cameroon Youth Day Cathedral located in the capital People's transportation vehicle Bamilek People's house Cameroon Government special plane Cameroon's first president after independence Ahijo Cameroon logging Mango market Hardworking Cameroonian women Long-distance buses Street transportation Trains