Ivory Coast: Government and unions begin preparing for the post-2027 social truce
One year before the deadline of the 2022-2027 social truce, the government and unions are restarting consultations, with several meetings scheduled from October.
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One year before the deadline of the 2022-2027 social truce, the government and unions are restarting consultations, with several meetings scheduled from October.
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