Three New Books Launched

Written by Alain Désiré Taino Kari, a diplomat, the deal with education, international affairs and love.

Alain Désiré Taino Kari, a diplomat at the Ministry of External Relations has just hit the book stands in Cameroon with three new books. Last Friday May 3, 2013, the diplomat and researcher in Social Sciences, launched the books "Americano-Saudi Relations Since the End of Cold War", "For a New Moral Education in Cameroon" and "Living Soul - My worldviews" at the International Relations Institute of Cameroon (IRIC), in the presence of officials of IRIC, the Ministry of External Relations and the Minister of Environment and Nature Protection.

While presiding at the event, the Deputy Director of IRIC, Stéphane Ngwanza said the author, a former student of IRIC, was setting an example in book writing, which other students should emulate particularly. In the book "Americano-Saudi Relations Since the End of Cold War", the author uses 226 pages to present two big countries - the United States of America and the Wahhabis Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - each resolutely hired in the conquest of zones of influence, which makes them mutually vulnerable and dependent. The book tries to bring out the influence of alliance and cultures in Americano-Saudi relations, while examining the politico-strategic reports linking both countries to economic interests and conflict against the new jihadists.

In 182 pages, the author reflected on the country's national education system in the book titled "For a New Moral Education in Cameroon". To meet the challenge of the educational system, the author proposes a "Prosperity Plan". The diplomat also tried his pen on some love issues in the book, "Living Soul - My worldviews". Through 132 pages, Alain Désiré Taino Kari presents a collection of poems. Critics say the poems entertain, fascinate, relax, raise awareness and make one dream and think about love life and real life.

The books are published by Harmattan and can be purchased in soft or hardware versions. The author said the books are fruits of his many years of passionate research, hard work, intense reflections and many sleepless nights. "They are the achievement of a dream to be a writer and a mission: search-find-produce-share knowledge," the writer noted.