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A series of workshops marks the launch of the digitalization program of the Ivorian Ministry of Commerce

A series of workshops marks the launch of the digitalization program of the Ivorian Ministry of Commerce

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Robust cybersecurity frameworks are embedded in all Cybastion digitalization projects to ensure Africa’s digital resilience in sovereign digital ecosystems.

Yves Yoboue from Cybastion's Digital Solutions team led a series of scoping and needs assessment workshops from October 15 to 17 in Yamoussoukro, with more than 70 officials from regional directorates of the Ivorian Ministry of Trade and Industry.

The workshops mark the initialization phase of the Ivorian Ministry of Commerce's digitalization program which will modernize administrative and operational processes to strengthen efficiency, improve service quality and increase revenue collection.

The project receiveda $47 million financing guarantee from the Export-Import Bank of the United Statesin August to export American technology intended to digitize the Department of Commerce.

The workshop sessions aim to align all stakeholders on the strategic objectives of the ministry's digitalization project and identify operational bottlenecks, define digital priorities and establish a unified and consistent implementation across all regions.

Stay tuned for ongoing highlights and progress of digitalization projects in Ivory Coast.

Learn more about Cybastion’s digital solutions://digital-solutions
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