Yearbook 2003 Cameroon. During the year, UN-mediated negotiations were held with Nigeria on disputed borders between the two countries. In 2002, the International Court of Justice in The Hague granted Cameroon the right to, among other things, the Bakassi Peninsula on the Gulf of Guinea in an area with very rich fishing waters and probably large oil deposits. However, Nigeria had refused to follow the court’s decision, after which a…
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