The President of the Republic, Lieutenant General Mamadi Doumbouya, accepted the resignation of Prime Minister Bah Oury and his entire government on Monday. The announcement was made through an official statement issued by the Presidency.

In this statement, the Head of State first expressed his gratitude to the foreign Heads of State and representatives of international organizations who attended his inauguration, held the same day at the General Lansana Conté Stadium in Nongo. He also thanked the people of Guinea for their massive and exemplary turnout at the ceremony.

President Doumbouya recalled that this resignation is in accordance with republican customs, thus marking a new beginning after the presidential election of December 28, 2025, which, according to him, took place "in calm and in a festive atmosphere".

He then congratulated Prime Minister Bah Oury and his entire government team for the missions accomplished in service to the nation, stressing that these functions constitute "an honor, but above all a commitment to the service of the people of Guinea".

The head of state also announced the signing of two decrees:

1. The first will officially end the functions of the Prime Minister and members of the government;
2. The second will designate the administrative officials — including the Minister Chief of Staff of the Prime Minister's Office, the Chief of Staff of the Ministry of National Defence, as well as the Secretaries General and Deputy Secretaries General — responsible for handling current affairs pending the formation of the new government.