At the Ministry of State Portfolio and Public Enterprises, the assessment of the reforms initiated for the period 2020-2025 reveals sustained growth in activity indicators. The overall turnover of the portfolio reached 7.75 billion dollars (4,728 billion CFA francs) in 2025, compared to 4.46 billion dollars (2,719 billion CFA francs) in 2021. This progression represents an average annual growth rate of 15%.
These figures were revealed on April 16, 2026 in Abidjan-Plateau, during a meeting between the Minister of State Portfolio and Public Enterprises, Mariatou Koné, and all the social leaders of the public sector, including general managers, their deputies, as well as the chairmen of boards of directors and supervisory boards. This meeting allowed for an assessment of the trajectory of public enterprises and implementing agencies, whose net results reached 393.44 million dollars (240 billion CFA francs) in 2024, compared to 127.87 million dollars (78 billion CFA francs) in 2021.
This financial dynamic is correlated with an increase in dividends paid to the State, thus strengthening its budgetary capacity. According to the ministry, these results are based on a set of structuring reforms, including the modernization of the legal framework and the strengthening of internal control. The implementation of second-generation performance contracts, as well as the optimization of the functioning of governance bodies, were the main drivers of this operational transformation.
In terms of transparency and risk management, progress is significant. The rate of budget transmission within legal deadlines increased from 13% in 2021 to 60% in 2025. Moreover, 65% of entities now have a risk mapping validated by their bodies. Although these indicators reflect a professionalization of public management, authorities emphasize that operational improvement margins still exist within the entire portfolio.
