Côte d’Ivoire has issued a one-month Treasury bill to meet urgent financial needs. The government seeks to mobilise 30 billion CFA francs through this short-term instrument.
The bill was released on 25 November as part of routine public debt management. Officials say the funds will help cover immediate state expenses. The security is scheduled for repayment in December 2025. Treasury bills remain a key tool for stabilising cash flow in the Ivorian economy.
This move reflects the government’s continued reliance on the regional financial market. Investors are expected to respond positively given the country’s strong credit reputation.
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