Promotion 'Sublime Côte d'Ivoire': Brazilian Investors Attracted by the Economic Potential of Agnibilekro

Author: Donald GONLIPublished on: April 28, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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Promotion 'Sublime Côte d'Ivoire': Brazilian Investors Attracted by the Economic Potential of Agnibilekro

Brazilian investors, led by Jenifer Curcio, director of the Ivorian tourism office in Brazil, visited Agnibilékro on April 25, 2026, to explore investment opportunities. They discovered several strategic sites, including space for a future market and hotel projects. Local authorities hope these investments will contribute to self-sufficiency in agriculture and tourism.

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