By confirming, on March 13, 2026, the sovereign rating of Ivory Coast at Ba2, with a stable outlook, Moody’s consecrates less a surprise than a trajectory: that of a country which, through budget discipline, macroeconomic clarity, and a deliberate openness to capital mechanisms, is firmly establishing itself in the African elite. Only two steps now…...
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