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AfDB Backs Launch of Côte d’Ivoire’s One-Stop Private Investment Reporting Platform

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AfDB Backs Launch of Côte d’Ivoire’s One-Stop Private Investment Reporting Platform
From left: Sansan Hien, Director General of the Economy at the Ministry of Economy, Finance and Budget; Ama Koua Ankui, Technical Adviser, Office of the Prime Minister; Jocelyne Adé-Legré, Principal Investment Climate Regulatory Officer at the African Development Bank and PACA-CI Task Manager; Solange Amichia, Chief Executive Officer of CEPICI; and Mougo Koménan, PACA-CI Coordinator. Participants at the national launch and stakeholder workshop for the One-Stop Shop for Private Investment Reporting (GUDIP) in Abidjan.
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The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has reinforced its commitment to improving Africa’s investment landscape by supporting the launch of Côte d’Ivoire’s One-Stop Shop for Private Investment Reporting, a digital platform designed to simplify investment reporting and boost investor confidence.

The initiative is expected to transform the way investment data is collected and managed by providing a centralized system that streamlines reporting requirements for private investors. By reducing bureaucratic hurdles and improving access to reliable investment information, the platform aims to enhance transparency, strengthen regulatory oversight, and foster a more business-friendly environment.

The launch represents a significant milestone in Côte d’Ivoire’s efforts to modernize public administration and attract increased domestic and foreign investment. It also aligns with the African Development Bank Group’s broader strategy of supporting digital transformation, private sector development, and sustainable economic growth across the continent.

Analysts believe the one-stop reporting platform will improve the ease of doing business, enhance policy formulation through better data management, and position Côte d’Ivoire as a more competitive investment destination in West Africa.

As African economies continue to pursue reforms that encourage private-sector participation, the initiative underscores the importance of innovation and institutional efficiency in driving inclusive economic development.

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