Every year, the Chadian baccalaureate brings together people from across the region with different ambitions, hopes and strategies. These young Cameroonians are not fleeing a system; quite the opposite, they are seizing an opportunity. They embody a different kind of migration: not forced, but chosen; not clandestine, but organised; not marginal, but profoundly human.
In a region often characterised by tension and forced displacement, these candidates symbolise dignified mobility — a beacon of peace and hope for the future.