Ivory Coast secured $80B in financing for its 2026–2030 plan as firms like Petro Ivoire and Djamo compete with multinationals. See how 150 SMEs will scale annually.
Africa · Western
Key Facts
—Financing. Ivory Coast secured USD 80 billion in international public financing for its 2026–2030 development plan, four times more than expected.
—Target. Planning Minister Souleymane Diarrassouba aims to see several hundred national champions emerge in the coming years.
—Flagship firms. Petro Ivoire, Djamo, and Kaira Holding are competing alongside multinationals in energy, fintech, and consumer goods.
Ivory Coast secures more than $80 billion in international commitments to finance its 2026–2030 National Development Plan
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Ivory Coast secures more than $80 billion in international commitments to finance its 2026–2030 National Development Plan
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