The CPDM recently celebrated its 40th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in the party’s history. As part of its efforts to reinforce its structure and prepare for the upcoming presidential elections, president Paul Biya made strategic appointments to the party’s Central Committee and regional and divisional delegations.
These appointments, signed on March 25 and 26, 2025, aim to optimize the party’s organizational structure and enhance its grassroots mobilization. The induction of full members into the Central Committee and the designation of Heads of Delegation for various Regional and Divisional Permanent Delegations are expected to invigorate party dynamics and streamline operations at regional levels.
The party recently celebrated its 40th anniversary in grand style, with massive mobilization from party supporters across the country. This event served as a strong message of unalloyed support to the party and its illustrious leader, President Paul Biya. The 40th-anniversary celebrations also provided an opportunity for party supporters to express their gratitude to President Biya for his leadership and vision.
The celebrations equally demonstrated the party’s strength, resilience, and commitment to the values of democracy, decentralization, and economic development. As Cameroon prepares for the upcoming presidential elections, the CPDM’s massive mobilization and show of support for President Biya send a clear message of the party’s determination to emerge victorious.
As the party gears up for the presidential elections, it recognizes that a well-organized and motivated base is essential for electoral success. Thanks to the Historical data shows that voter turnout is significantly influenced by local party activities, making the recent appointments particularly pertinent. Moreover, the CPDM’s longstanding dominance is thanks to its extensive network of local leaders who play a crucial role in voter mobilization and education. With the presidential elections on the horizon, the stakes are higher than ever for the CPDM and this strategic decision reflects a recognition of these challenges and an intention to pre-emptively address them.
Claudette Chin
