Graduates from the 2026 class of the Teleghma Institute in Algeria have lauded the high academic and professional standards of their training in imamate and preaching. Over their three-year curriculum, the Cameroonian students emphasized that their studies focused on the essential values of tolerance, moderation, and peaceful coexistence. Ibrahim Mbombo Moubarak, President of the Islamic Union of Cameroon, expressed his gratitude for the training, which is rooted in Maliki rite principles and serves as a testament to Algeria-Cameroon cooperation. Imam Mohamed Oul Ngabna noted that these graduates are vital for the future needs of the Cameroonian society. Meanwhile, Algerian Ambassador to Cameroon, Abdallah Boukemmache, highlighted the historical ties between the two countries and announced plans for future free training programs for Cameroonian youth across various disciplines. Over the past five years, the institute has trained 25 African students, further strengthening Algeria's role in promoting religious moderation and scientific exchange across Africa.