It is proven that cooperation between Israel and Cameroon in the field of education and access to high technologies has a good track record. Several Hi Tech centers have been created; five editions of the Hi Tech seminar already organized; several secondary school computer centers upgraded; the financing of a video-conference center at the University of Ngaoundéré; delivery of computer equipment to the School of Audiovisual Journalism in Obala ; just to name a few. 

This shows that education and access to new technologies in particular constitute one of the major axes of the action of the Israeli Embassy in Cameroon. Moreover, ''quality education'' is listed as the fourth Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) of the United Nations. To achieve this goal, a favorable and adapted environment is essential. Infrastructures that meet the needs of learners have to be constructed. Hence the rationale for the project to create Computer Centers in several campuses of the African Institute of Computer Science (IAI) in Cameroon.

The first phase of the project came to fruition with the opening of the first Multimedia Center on the IAI campus of Yaoundé in September 2022. As part of the second phase of the project, the Chargé d'affaires of the embassy HE Anan ZEN traveled to the west Region to hand over the computers to IAI. He was warmly welcomed by the administrative authorities including the Secretary General of the Governor's Services, traditional authorities such as the King of Bafoussam people His Majesty Njitack Ngompe Pelé, and the Sultan King of the Bamouns people His Majesty Nabil Mbombo Njoya . 

In his speech for the occasion, the Chargé d'Affaires HE Anan ZEN, reiterated the will of the State of Israel to work tirelessly for universal access to technological innovations. He also made it clear in his speech that he "felt western" (" my heart is in the west ") he said. The traditional authorities of the west region seized the opportunity of the visit of the illustrious diplomat, to make him discover magnificent works of art traditions and cultures of the Bamileke people.

The Israeli Embassy in Cameroon thanks the IAI-Cameroon, privileged partner of this project, which is intended to be sustainable, and is part of the continuity of Israel's vision in Cameroon to further contribute to strengthening bilateral relations between the two States, bilateral relations that are doing very well.