CoΜte d'Ivoire has invested heavily in infrastructure development to support its rapid economic growth and position itself as a regional trade hub. The countryβs extensive road networks, modernized ports, and ambitious urban expansion projects make it an attractive destination for business operations and logistics.
β National Development Plan: The government has allocated $5 billion for infrastructure expansion, focusing on road development, urban transport systems, and the creation of new industrial zones to support growing business activities.
β Transportation & Roads: Over 6,500 km of paved roads connect major cities, with ongoing highway expansion projects aimed at improving connectivity between commercial hubs. The Abidjan-Yamoussoukro expressway is being extended to facilitate trade across the region.
β Urban Transport: The Abidjan Metro Project, valued at $1.5 billion, is set to revolutionize public transportation in the capital, reducing congestion and improving mobility for millions of residents.
β Port Modernization: The Port of Abidjan, one of the largest and busiest ports in West Africa, is undergoing a major expansion, including the addition of a second container terminal to increase cargo capacity and improve efficiency in import/export logistics.
β Energy & Water Infrastructure: Investments in hydroelectric dams, solar power plants, and water treatment facilities aim to enhance energy security and provide sustainable utilities for businesses and residents.
β Smart Cities & Industrial Zones: The government is promoting the development of eco-friendly industrial zones and smart city projects to support innovation, industrialization, and sustainable urban growth.
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