Alassane Ouattara has officially been sworn in for a fourth presidential term in Abidjan. He pledged to focus on unity, economic progress and national cohesion during the next five years.
The ceremony attracted several African leaders and international dignitaries. Ouattara said his new mandate will emphasise institutional stability and continued development. He highlighted security, youth empowerment and infrastructure as key priorities. The inauguration marks another chapter in his long-standing leadership of Côte d’Ivoire.
Government officials described the event as a reaffirmation of the country’s democratic direction. Supporters say the new term offers a chance to consolidate gains made in recent years.
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