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The Ministry of Commerce aims to further structure the Ivorian beekeeping sector to diversify agricultural incomes, develop local processing, and better promote honey.
Producer card, micro-enterprises, and seals become the three pillars of the SNT. The Coffee-Cocoa Council states that transactions must now go through this system.
The BOAD aims to rebalance its financing between public and private sectors. Nearly 300 billion FCFA had already been approved in Côte d’Ivoire in the first half of 2026.
Received by Vagondo Diomandé, Charles Blé Goudé announced the preparation of a joint document with several opposition parties on the future electoral body.
The second ordinary session of 2026 of the National Assembly opened on October 1st, with the 2027 budget, public policy oversight, AI, and parliamentary modernization on the agenda.
One year before the deadline of the 2022-2027 social truce, the government and unions are restarting consultations, with several meetings scheduled from October.
The new Treichville center is set to bring together transportation, customs, and private operators to accelerate the registration of new vehicles.
CEPICI announces a Côte d’Ivoire–China Economic Forum from December 3 to 5, 2026, at the Sofitel Hôtel Ivoire, with the aim of turning contacts made in China into industrial and technological projects.
The face of Laurent Gbagbo now appears on a mural in Ouagadougou alongside Mandela, Lumumba, Nkrumah, and Sékou Touré, in a context of ideological rapprochement with the supporters of the AES.
Ivory Coast is participating from September 28 to 30 in the 142nd session of the International Coffee Council, with the 2026-2027 budget, executive management, and market development on the agenda.
Meeting in Abidjan, West African states adopted a joint declaration on water governance, financing, hydrological data, and climate resilience.
The JDAIP 2026 aim to move the right of access to public information from legal recognition to more concrete implementation, with several digital and documentary projects.
Ivory Coast has approved the legal texts and management tools for local markets. Of the 155 planned sites, 30 have been completed and 19 are already operational.
The BSSI dismantled new illegal gold mining sites on the Boin River in Mouassué, near the Ghanaian border.
Tafouk TV now broadcasts the programs of the AES Confederation from Bamako, with multilingual content accessible via satellite, DTT, and the internet.
The 7th edition brings together until October 2 the 31 regions and two districts around more than 200 exhibitors and 150 B2B and B2G meetings.
