Joseph Dion Ngute (born 12 March 1954) is a Cameroonian jurist and politician serving as the 9th prime minister of Cameroon, following his appointment in January 2019.

His appointment by President Paul Biya marked a significant change in the administration, particularly in the context of the ongoing Anglophone crisis in the country.

In September 2019, Dr. Ngute played a pivotal role in organizing the Major National Dialogue, aimed at finding a resolution to the conflict.

The government implemented various measures to curb the spread of the virus, including lockdowns, curfews, and the suspension of large gatherings.

Under Dr. Ngute's leadership, the government increased funding for healthcare, set up testing and treatment centers, and implemented public health campaigns.

The pandemic severely impacted Cameroon’s economy, causing Dr. Ngute's government introduced economic relief measures, including tax breaks, financial aid for businesses, and support for vulnerable populations.

Efforts to maintain political stability have included continued dialogue with opposition parties and civil society groups.

Looking forward, Dr. Ngute's priorities include sustaining economic recovery after the pandemic, furthering peace and reconciliation efforts in the Anglophone regions, and continuing to attract foreign investment to support national development.

Dr. Joseph Dion Ngute's tenure as Prime Minister has been marked by efforts to address significant national challenges through dialogue, reform, and development initiatives.