Ivorian breeding gains a strong ally. Indeed, at the end of a working session held between the Chamber of Islamic Diplomacy for Economic and Social Development (CDIDES) and the Confederation of Livestock Actors of Côte d'Ivoire (INTERBOVICI), the two structures initialed a partnership agreement, accompanied by a confidentiality agreement (NDA) which protects future exchanges. The meeting took place in the presence of Dr Mamady Moussa, CDIDES Senior Ambassador for Africa, and Touré Abou, CDIDES Country Representative in Côte d'Ivoire. The INTERBOVICI delegation was led by its Chairman of the Board of Directors, accompanied by his advisor.

Basically, this merger lays the foundations for a collaboration intended to promote the structuring of livestock sectors, the search for investment opportunities, the development of value chains and the promotion of food security. These issues matter a lot for a sector that seeks to better organize itself and attract capital. The NDA shows the seriousness of the approach. It regulates the sharing of sensitive information on projects and potential investors, which is a condition of trust between partners.

With this signature, CDIDES and INTERBOVICI provide themselves with an official framework to move from intentions to concrete projects serving the livestock sector.