Ivory Coast: Abidjan to Host the United States-Africa Business Summit in 2027
Ivory Coast has been selected to host the U.S.-Africa Business Summit in 2027, marking the first time it will be held in French-speaking West Africa.
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Ivory Coast has been selected to host the U.S.-Africa Business Summit in 2027, marking the first time it will be held in French-speaking West Africa.
A 33-year-old man suspected of posing as a German journalist to defraud women was arrested in Deux-Plateaux.
SYNAFECI states that more than 39 billion FCFA in claims have been submitted for payment and calls for faster processing of the files.
A fire damaged the Boundiali police station during the night of September 24 to 25. No deaths have been reported.
The Ivorian government has adopted a bill providing for increased penalties against illegal gold mining, which can reach up to 20 years in certain cases.
In Biankouma, Koné Moussa called on cocoa producers to maintain their mobilization as part of the SYNAP-CI's unlimited strike.
The candidates concerned can consult their results on the Public Service portal. Complaints will be accepted from September 25 to October 24, 2026, for four types of material errors.
Ivory Coast signed the Artemis agreements on September 24, 2026, in Abidjan, becoming the 75th country to join this space framework.
At the UN General Assembly, Tiémoko Meyliet Koné advocated for a reform of the Security Council granting permanent representation to Africa.
The Ivorian government and UNDP have signed a memorandum aimed at structuring the cultural and creative industries, with a focus on data, training, digital technology, and investment.
Belgium and Rwanda are restoring their diplomatic relations after 18 months of rupture and are preparing to reopen their embassies.