The article reports that Minister of Economy and Finance Adama Coulibaly presented the main macro-economic indicators of Côte d’Ivoire during a Senate orientation debate on the 2027-2029 budget orientation. He highlighted that the Ivorian economy has maintained a strong growth trajectory, with GDP expanding by an average of 6-7% in recent years, inflation kept under control, and public finances showing a progressive improvement. The minister pointed out that revenue collection has risen thanks to tax reforms and the expansion of the formal sector, while the fiscal deficit has been narrowed through prudent expenditure management. He outlined the priorities of the upcoming budget, which include reinforcing infrastructure investment, boosting the productive capacity of agriculture and industry, enhancing human capital, and deepening fiscal consolidation to ensure debt sustainability. Coulibaly also emphasized the importance of private sector participation, noting that partnerships with international financial institutions have unlocked significant financing for key projects in transport, energy and digitalisation. The projection for the 2027-2029 period foresees continued growth of around 6% per annum, a gradual reduction of the debt-to-GDP ratio, and an improvement in the country's credit rating. The presentation was framed as a call for collective mobilisation of all stakeholders to sustain the upward momentum and consolidate Côte d’Ivoire’s position as one of Africa’s fastest-growing economies.