A tripartite meeting held in Yaoundé between Cameroon, the Central African Republic (CAR), and the UNHCR has led to the relaunch of the repatriation process for Central African refugees. Details regarding the specifics of the renewed process weren't provided in the source text. This collaborative effort signifies a renewed commitment to assisting refugees return to their home country. The meeting indicates a joint strategy to address the complex challenges of facilitating safe and dignified returns. This initiative aims to provide opportunities for refugees to rebuild their lives in CAR, after years of displacement. Further updates on implementation plans and logistical arrangements are anticipated. The cooperation between the three parties is crucial for the success of the repatriation efforts.