In 2025, the government of Côte d’Ivoire demonstrated strong financial management by paying 1,556.8 billion FCFA to 6,721 suppliers within the legal deadlines. This achievement reflects the country’s efforts to strengthen resource mobilization and improve budgetary efficiency in preparation for 2026.

By the first half of 2025, nearly 394 billion FCFA had already been paid to suppliers by the Treasury, with an average payment period of 42 days, marking a significant improvement compared to previous years. These payments cover all economic sectors and help businesses and operators maintain their activities and invest with confidence.

Authorities emphasize that this financial discipline contributes to building trust with economic partners, streamlining relations between the government and suppliers, and supporting private sector growth. The government’s efforts are also part of a broader initiative to modernize public financial management and ensure national economic stability.

This approach demonstrates the Ivorian administration’s clear commitment to transparent and predictable financial management, while laying the groundwork for sustainable development and creating an attractive economic environment for investors.