The Ivorian coffee and cocoa council's regional delegation in Soubré has announced a tour to launch the 2026-2027 coffee and cocoa campaign in several localities of the Nawa region, starting on September 30, 2026. The tour will begin with a regional stage in Soubré before proceeding to the sub-prefectures of Méagui, Buyo, Guéyo, Dabouyo, Okrouyo, and Oupoyo. This initiative aims to bring together administrative authorities, village chiefs, and other stakeholders in the coffee and cocoa sector.
According to the established program, meetings during the tour will gather administrative authorities, village chiefs, leaders of producer organizations, and other actors in the coffee and cocoa sector. The goal is to exchange information, collect concerns, and provide insights into the new campaign's orientations and arrangements. The tour is expected to enhance collaboration and understanding among stakeholders.
Doumbia Siaka, the regional delegate of the coffee and cocoa council in Soubré, has called on sector actors to participate in the tour's various stages. He emphasized the importance of mobilization and active participation from producers, professional organization leaders, and local authorities. The tour is seen as a crucial step in preparing for the upcoming campaign.
The tour's schedule is as follows: Méagui on October 5, Buyo on October 7, Guéyo on October 9, Dabouyo on October 13, Okrouyo on October 14, and Oupoyo on October 15, 2026. This structured approach will enable the council to engage with stakeholders across the region, addressing concerns and sharing information.
During the meetings, stakeholders will have the opportunity to discuss their concerns and receive updates on the new campaign's strategies and policies. This exchange is expected to foster a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities in the coffee and cocoa sector.
The coffee and cocoa sector plays a vital role in Côte d'Ivoire's economy, and the upcoming campaign's success is of great importance. The awareness tour is a proactive step towards ensuring a smooth and productive campaign, with all stakeholders working together towards common goals.
By engaging with local communities and stakeholders, the coffee and cocoa council aims to promote a successful 2026-2027 campaign. The tour's outcomes will likely shape the sector's future developments and strategies, ultimately impacting the lives of producers and the region's economy.
Key points
- The tour will cover several localities in the Nawa region, including Soubré, Méagui, and Guéyo.
- The tour aims to engage stakeholders, address concerns, and share information on the 2026-2027 campaign.
- The coffee and cocoa sector is crucial to Côte d'Ivoire's economy, and the tour is a step towards a successful campaign.
