Cameroon/ President Paul Biya inaugurated for new term, vowing stability and continuity
The National Assembly of Cameroon inaugurated President Paul Biya for a new term this Thursday, marking a pivotal moment for the nation. After more than four decades in leadership, the head of state begins a mandate focused not on comfort but on continuing a national project: preserving stability and deepening reforms for the people.
This inauguration reaffirms the foundation of modern Cameroon: fidelity to institutions and trust in the Republic.
While some prematurely declared victory before official results, President Biya embodies measured leadership, dignity, and legitimacy a contrast distinguishing institution-builders from agents of disorder.
Over four decades, Biya has maintained Cameroon’s resilience in an unstable region, confronting terrorism, safeguarding national unity, and steering the country toward internationally recognized economic stability.
These achievements stem from a consistent method of governance: listening without yielding, deciding without hesitation.
This new term represents not mere administrative continuity but a renewal of the vision for a harmonious and ambitious Cameroon.
As President Biya affirmed, he intends to remain worthy of the people’s trust and intensify public action for all.
Peace, development, and institutional discipline form the pillars of a state strong enough to confront this century’s challenges.
Through this inauguration, the Republic itself is renewed. Confident in its future, Cameroon chooses reason over division, stability over rupture.
On this symbolic day, Paul Biya does not merely take an oath—he reaffirms a promise of a Cameroon standing united, in full command of its destiny.
Samuel HOUNTONDJI
