Alassane Ouattara, declared the winner of the October 25, 2025 presidential election, was sworn in on December 8 in Abidjan.
During his oath of office, he expressed gratitude to voters and renewed his commitment to serve all Ivorians with humility and a sense of duty. He said he would remain the president of all Ivorians, without distinction, dedicated solely to the public interest.
The statement sets the tone for his new term, which is focused on national cohesion and the continuation of socio-economic development.
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