72 result(s) for “Conseil Café-Cacao”
The cashew shell is about to change its status in the Ivorian cashew sector. Long considered a processing residue, it must now serve as raw material for a cardanol industry. This is what emerges from the agreement between the Shea Cashew Cotton Council, CEPICI and the Indian group Essar Future Energie paving the way fo...
The Interprofessional Fund for Agricultural Research and Consulting (FIRCA) and the National Agronomic Research Center (CNRA) recently sealed a new chapter in their partnership. The signing was made by the Executive Director of FIRCA, Oumar N'Diaye, and the Director General of the CNRA, Professor Abdourahmane Sangaré....
On the sidelines of Intertextile Shanghai 2026, a major global textile event, the Center for the Promotion of Investments in Côte d'Ivoire (CEPICI) and the Cotton, Cashew and Shea Council (CCA-K) recently signed agreements with several Chinese operators.
Recently received by the Director General of the Côte d'Ivoire Export Agency, Dr Kaladji Fadiga, a delegation from Update Consulting International laid the foundations for a partnership intended to facilitate access for Ivorian products to the United States market, in the presence of the Ambassador of Burundi to Côte d...
At the beginning of August, Abidjan welcomed the installation of the Management Committee of the National Fund for the Development of Statistics (FNDS). The ceremony was led by Professor Loesse Jacques Esso, Director of Cabinet, on behalf of the Minister of Planning and Development, Dr Souleymane Diarrassouba. This new...
Recently, at the Abidjan South Regional Directorate of ANADER, in Marcory, a large batch of rolling stock actually changed hands. The objective is to give field agents and researchers the means to go faster, further and more often in contact with cashew producers, a strategic pillar of Ivorian agriculture.
Nearly $1.2 billion. This is the value reached in 2025 by trade between Ivory Coast and Canada. The figure was communicated by Anita Anand, Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs, during her working visit to Ivory Coast.
The United States, via the Millennium Challenge Corporation, donated $300 million, or 171.65 billion CFA francs, to Côte d'Ivoire to modernize its electricity network and consolidate its status as a regional energy hub, for the benefit of millions of West African households.
The Ivorian Government is going on the offensive in two sectors that have long been neglected. The Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Food Productions, Bruno Nabagné Koné, launched the interim programme for the development of the oil and coconut palm sectors in Grand-Béréby on 31 July.
The foundation stone of CADESA Processing SA was recently laid in Djirognepahio, on the outskirts of San Pedro. Supported by more than 4,000 producers gathered within the CADESA cooperative, this future factory embodies a strategic turning point for the Ivorian cocoa sector, long confined to the export of raw beans.
By concluding this first cooperation agreement in history, between the two countries in the mining and energy sectors, Côte d 'Ivoire shows its ambition to transform its geological wealth into a real engine of economic development, inspired by Botswana, an African benchmark in the management of mineral resources.
The leading African producer of natural rubber, Côte d 'Ivoire is embarking on a new stage in the development of its rubber sector. With the creation of a rubber trades academy, professionals want to train a skilled workforce to support industrial transformation and meet the new requirements of the global market.
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