The Supreme Court of Guinea has officially proclaimed the final results of the May 31, 2026, legislative elections, marking the end of a four-year transition period and the formal return to constitutional order.
Key points
- Supreme Court President Fodé Bangoura finalized the results after resolving all electoral disputes.
- Prime Minister Amadou Oury Bah characterized the conclusion of the electoral process as a significant victory for the Guinean people and democracy.
- The GMD (Guinée Mouvement Démocratique) secured a majority of seats in the new National Assembly.
- Government officials credited the successful transition to the political will of the President and the professional conduct of security forces during the polls.
Why it matters
The proclamation of these results signifies the end of a four-year military-led transition, restoring constitutional governance and parliamentary representation in Guinea.
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