DAR ES SALAAM — [Daba Finance] Ivory Coast's parliament has signed off on a new National Development Plan, mapping out the country's economic path through 2030. The centerpiece is an investment push of FCFA 114,838.5 billion, equivalent to roughly $209 billion or 175 billion, built around six pillars spanning security, agriculture, private investment, human capital, infrastructure, and governance. Unlike past cycles, the government wants the private sector to carry most of the load this time, targeting 70% of the total from
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