Guinea-Bissau Prime Minister Carlos Gomes Junior said Friday he 'will not resign' and that the situation has stabilised after an army mutiny in which he was arrested. 'I will not resign because I was democratically elected. I consider what happened on Thursday as an incident,' he told journalists after meeting with President Malam Bacai Sanha to resolve the current situation. 'The situation is now stable. I can assure you that institutions will return to their normal functions,' he added. 