Cameroon coach Arie Haan will remain in his post after a `calm` meeting with the president of Fecafoot Mohammed Iya in Yaounde.
Haan had previously stated he would not return to the country until Cameroon`s football federation Fecafoot retracted claims that he had abandoned his post.
Haan stated: "I explained the situation. I understand his complaints and I hope he understands mine.
"The impression was given that I didn`t care about Cameroon, that is not true."
The Cameroon Football Federation`s general manager Jean-Lambert Lang had complained that Haan had been missing from his post for two
months.
Since the meeting now seems Haan has backed down from his threat to report Fecafoot to Fifa regarding the allegations.
"I hope now I understand their complaints and they understand mine," Haan stated.
"There were a lot of wrong messages sent to the world. I was not in Cameroon because there is a lot of work to do in Europe as many of the players are based there.
"From now on we will make it so either me or my assistant will be in Cameroon."
However, Haan did not seem entirely satisfied with the meeting stating: "I have still not received an apology from Fecafoot."
