Ivory Coast economy: trade, prices, energy and public tenders · Alama Report

Economy
The latest checked official figures on Ivory Coast’s economy: prices, growth, public debt and the cost of borrowing.
Trade
Ivory Coast’s goods trade from official statistics: exports, imports and the balance.
Energy, oil and gas
Fuel prices, power and hydrocarbons in Ivory Coast, from official sources.
Mining
Mine output, mineral exports and mining projects in Ivory Coast, from official statistics and company reports.
Tourism and hospitality
Visitor arrivals, hotel activity and air traffic in Ivory Coast, from official statistics and operators.

Country at a glance

Population: 32.7mn (2025)
Capital: Yamoussoukro (political capital); Abidjan (economic capital)
Languages: French (official). Dioula is the main trade lingua franca; Baoulé, Dioula and Senufo are the largest first languages.
Currency: West African CFA franc (XOF), fixed at 655.957 FCFA per euro
GDP: $99.8bn (2025) · $3,050 per person
Real GDP growth: 6.5% (2025)
Inflation: 0.1% (2025, annual average)
Main exports: Cocoa beans, processed cocoa, gold (2024)
Regional groupings: ECOWAS · WAEMU · AfCFTA

Sources: World Bank, World Development Indicators (population, GDP, growth, inflation); exports; languages (Université Laval). These yearly benchmarks complement the checked figures on the topic pages.