BNI position itself as key partner for structuring projects
The (BNI) reaffirmed their central role in financing the ivorian economy, through a notable presence at the presentation of the Programme national de développement (PND) 2026-2030, on July 8th, 2026, at the Sofitel Hôtel Ivoire d’Abidjan.
- BNI sees itself as a major player in the ivorian economy, going beyond its traditional role of financing, to become a strategic partner for businesses and project initiators
- The bank’s majority state-owned stake allows it to fit seamlessly into the state-driven initiative, which aims to boost the country’s economic development
Audrey Coulibaly, head of client service at the main branch, highlighted the diversity of profiles that have shown interest in the stand. ‘We receive mostly students looking for information on banking systems and career opportunities, as well as private sector actors seeking financing solutions’, she said.
The question remains: how can a bank effectively support businesses to achieve their projects, particularly in the context of public sector investments linked to PND
BNI takes its role as facilitator seriously
With multiple state-owned and quasi-state companies present, BNI aims to play its full part in promoting access to financing tools for economic operators
