Official Proclamation of the Results of the October 12 Presidential Election.
On Monday, October 27, 2025, the Constitutional Council officially proclaimed the results of Cameroon’s presidential election held on October 12.
According to the final decision delivered during a solemn public session in Yaoundé, Paul Biya, candidate of the Cameroon People’s Democratic Movement (CPDM), was declared the winner with a majority of vost casts (53,66%)
This announcement marks the conclusion of an electoral process closely followed across the country. In an atmosphere of calm and vigilance, the Cameroonian people made their choice through the ballot box — a choice that reaffirms their desire for national stability and institutional continuity.
A Choice Driven by Stability, Experience, and Confidence
Paul Biya’s victory reflects the will of the Cameroonian people to safeguard peace, unity, and progress.
At a time when many nations face uncertainty and global challenges, Cameroonians have chosen experience and steady leadership, entrusting once again the destiny of their nation to a statesman whose vision and prudence have kept Cameroon united through decades of change.
Under his leadership, the country has made notable progress in infrastructure, decentralization, education, diplomacy, and governance.
This vote is both a recognition of past achievements and an expression of hope for a stronger, more prosperous Cameroon in the years to come.
A Call for Unity and Peace
Following the proclamation of the results, the moment calls for unity and reconciliation among all Cameroonians — regardless of political affiliation or opinion.
Cameroon belongs to all its citizens, and only through dialogue, mutual respect, and collective effort can the nation continue to move forward.
President Paul Biya has consistently emphasized this spirit of national cohesion, reminding citizens that:
“Peace is our most precious treasure. It must remain at the heart of all our actions and ambitions.”
The 2025 election will be remembered not only for its outcome, but also for the calm determination of a people choosing dialogue over division and stability over uncertainty.
Long Live Cameroon — United in Peace and Progress!
