Ivorian import trends
- The Trade Adviser
- Jul 23, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 12
Ivory Coast, one of the biggest economies in West Africa, depends heavily on imports to satisfy its domestic needs and support its industries. In 2022, the nation imported goods worth $17.8 billion. Understanding the trends and patterns in Ivorian imports can help identify market opportunities and create effective trade strategies. This article explores the key commodities imported by Ivory Coast, its major trade partners, and the impact of imports on various sectors.
Key Takeaways
Ivory Coast imported goods worth $17.8 billion in 2022, highlighting its reliance on foreign products.
Crude petroleum oil, rice, and machinery are among the top commodities imported by Ivory Coast.
China is the leading supplier of goods to Ivory Coast, followed by Nigeria and France.
Imports significantly impact the energy, agricultural, and manufacturing sectors in Ivory Coast.
Trade agreements, tariffs, and political stability play crucial roles in shaping Ivorian import trends.
