284 result(s) for “Ivoire Tech Scale Up”
The Minister of Digital Transition and Technological Innovation, Djibril Ouattara, recently inaugurated Cybastion's Cisco Cybersecurity Center, on the sidelines of the opening of the American Digital Tower. An infrastructure designed to strengthen the prevention, detection, and response to cyber threats.
Prime Minister Robert Beugré Mambé officially inaugurated the Atinkou combined-cycle thermal power plant a few days ago. With a capacity of over 390 MW and a cost of 265 billion CFA francs, the infrastructure brings the country's installed capacity to 3,337 MW. It supports Côte d'Ivoire's ambition to become a subregion...
Recently, in Abidjan-Plateau, the National Agency for Rural Development Support (ANADER) and ATC Comafrique signed a memorandum of understanding. The two partners want to train more operators, mechanics, and trainers. For them, the modernization of Ivorian agriculture depends as much on people as on machines.
While the global cotton market remains under pressure, Côte d'Ivoire has chosen to maintain cotton prices for the 2026–2027 season. This decision is based on government support of 29.3 billion CFA francs, aimed at preserving producers' incomes and slowing the decline of the sector.
Received on October 27 by Minister Bruno Nabagné Koné, the Chinese group Sinomach Hainan plans to establish itself in Ivory Coast in the rice and corn sectors. Seeds, mechanization, processing, a project which illustrates Abidjan's strategy to make private capital a lever for food sovereignty.
Announced to power 300,000 souls, the Tongon solar power plant project in M’Bengué amounts to 33 billion CFA francs for a capacity of 52 MWp. This plant will strengthen national electricity production when it is commissioned, scheduled for mid-2028.
Recently received by the Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Food Production, Mr. Bruno Nabagné Kone, Professor Justin Koffi, Director General of the Regulatory Authority for the Warehouse Receipts system (ARRE), presented 5 structuring projects. Their goal is to reduce post-harvest losses, better pay produc...
Ivory Coast reverts to 0% VAT on feed intended for livestock and the inputs used for their manufacture. Announced on October 26, 2026 by the Minister of Animal and Fishery Resources, this decision marks a fiscal turnaround intended to reduce production costs in a sector where food represents more than 60% of costs.
On the sidelines of COP17 on biological diversity, the Minister of the Environment and Ecological Transition, Abou Bamba recently brought together thirty members of the Ivorian delegation. He asked them to get actively involved in the work and to demonstrate solidarity, cohesion and patriotism.
Facilitating access for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), while providing coverage of up to 80% for structures majority owned by women, is the goal of the SME Credit Guarantee Company (SGPME) and the African Financial Company (COFINA) which have sealed two agreements in this direction.
Ivory Coast wants to reduce taxation applicable to aquaculture inputs. The various players in the sector are examining tax reductions and the terms of application, while Japanese financing of 80 to 100 billion FCFA also remains under study.
Before the Delegation of the European Union and the ambassadors of its Member States, the Minister of Planning and Development formulated his expectations on 21 October 2026 in Abidjan. Joint monitoring of announcements, alignment with the Plan and acceleration of Global Gateway conventions, it calls for concrete resul...
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