Mr Diallo, who has alleged fraud, earlier said he would not accept the outcome of the polls. After the announcement, Mr Conde, 72, reached out to Mr Diallo, saying: "The time has come to join hands". Both Mr Conde and Mr Diallo - who won the first round of polls - earlier declared victory ahead of results. doudoune moncler femme moncler femme Pas Cher Moncler moncler daunenjacke moncler jacke moncler vest moncler jackets for men UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon meanwhile released a statement calling for Guineans "in the national interest, to accept the results of the elections and to resolve any difference through legal means." Supporters of Mr Conde celebrated the outcome in the capital, Conakry. "We won," one supporter told Reuters. "(Conde) has suffered too much but that is all over now."