The First Lady Mrs. Chantal BIYA was in attendance at the lunch offered by the Presidential Couple to the visiting Secretary General of la Francophonie, Mrs. Michaëlle JEAN. The magnitude and intensity of her humanitarian efforts that have been acclaimed by all and sundry were once more highlighted by the visiting scribe of la Francophonie.
First Lady Chantal BIYA received a Special Price for her support to culture during the 10th edition of the award ceremonies organised by Canal 2 International at the Yaoundé Conference Centre.
Mrs. Chantal BIYA, wife of the President of the Republic received New Year wishes from the wives of Diplomats posted to Yaounde and various national groupings of women on Friday 9 January 2015 at Unity Palace.
The First Lady Madam Chantal BIYA was represented at the Christmas tree-lighting ceremony organised at the Chantal BIYA Foundation by Madam Marcie NIAT, the wife of the President of the Senate. Children and women hospitalised at the Foundation, children from some social centres and schools in Yaounde were showered with Christmas gifts offered by Mrs. Chantal BIYA.
The First Lady Mrs. Chantal BIYA handed over lofty parcels of Christmas gifts to pupils of “les Coccinelles” school complex at Unity Palace on Friday 19 December 2014 in a colourful ceremony that has become one of the hallmarks of life in the nation’s capital city.
The First Lady Mrs. Chantal BIYA, Founder and President of CERAC presided over the 22nd General Assembly on Wednesday 17 December 2014, in the presence of the Coordinator General Mrs. Linda YANG, executive bureau members and members of the national and diplomatic wings of CERAC.
After attending the solemn opening ceremony of the 15th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Francophonie at the Abdou Diouf International Conference Centre in Dakar, Mrs. Chantal BIYA and the wives of the other Heads of State and Government present then honoured the invitation extended to them by the Senegalese First Lady Marième Faye Sall, to a special meal prepared for them.
