Official Press Release - Originally posted on the ambacam-usa website
The Ambassador of the Republic of Cameroon to the United States of America has the honor to inform all the Presidents of Cameroonian cultural associations and socio-professional groups operating in the United States that a team of officials from ELECTIONS Cameroon (ELECAM) is currently in the United States to carry out a census of all Cameroonian citizens eligible to vote in elections in Cameroon with a view to register them on the electoral rolls for the October 2011 Presidential election.
The Ambassador, therefore, calls upon all the leaders of the aforementioned cultural associations and socio-professional groups to inform their members that the team from ELECAM Headquarters in Yaoundé has set up temporary offices at the Embassy of Cameroon located at 1700 Wisconsin Avenue, NW Washington DC, and will be conducting the census and enrollment operations every week day from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
All potential electors are required to present one of the following official documents to the team from ELECAM:
- Their old Cameroonian Vote Card (eventually);
- Their Cameroonian National Identity Card, and/or
- Their valid Cameroonian Passport.
The Ambassador avails himself of this opportunity to: (1) extend greetings to all the presidents of cultural associations and socio-professional groups operating in the United States, (2) underline the importance that the government of Cameroon attaches to this process, and (3) solicit the active cooperation of all, while appreciating your sense of patriotism.
All potential electors are required to present one of the following official documents to the team from ELECAM:
- Their old Cameroonian Vote Card (eventually);
- Their Cameroonian National Identity Card, and/or
- Their valid Cameroonian Passport.
The Ambassador avails himself of this opportunity to: (1) extend greetings to all the presidents of cultural associations and socio-professional groups operating in the United States, (2) underline the importance that the government of Cameroon attaches to this process, and (3) solicit the active cooperation of all, while appreciating your sense of patriotism.
Joseph Bienvenu Charles FOE-ATANGANA
AMBASSADOR
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Posted by: Va Boy | Sunday, 14 August 2011 at 01:58 AM
This implies that only Cameroonians living in Washington Dc or those who are willing to travel there will be able to register. What about Cameroonians living in other US big cities?
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