The PEA Welcome Day confirms the growing dynamism of the MICE sector (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) in Côte d'Ivoire and marks a strategic step for the development of the national event industry.
On this occasion, AYUF HOLDING reaffirms its role as a major player in the transformation of the Abidjan Exhibition Park and in the structuring of a local ecosystem capable of competing with international standards.
Technical sovereignty:
The design and construction of our booths in our own workshops, with local resources and expertise, testify to the rise in Ivorian know-how.
By mastering the entire production chain while respecting international standards, AYUF HOLDING actively contributes to the technical and industrial autonomy of the event sector.
Strategic partnerships:
Our collaboration with world leaders such as GL Events, as well as with the management of the Abidjan Exhibition Park (PEA), illustrates a common vision: making Abidjan a competitive and attractive continental event destination.
The presence of Christophe Cizeron (President Pôle Venues GL EVENT), Clément Guerci (Assistant Managing Director International Development GL EVENT) and Valery Gissat (Director General of PEA ABIDJAN) illustrates the quality of synergies and alignment of vision between our organisations.
These partnerships strengthen our position at the heart of the subregion's attractiveness strategy.
Regional radiation:
Present in Ivory Coast, Senegal and Liberia, AYUF HOLDING has established itself as a reference partner for companies seeking continuity, reliability and excellence in their events in West Africa.
This multi-country operation ensures a homogeneous quality and a large-scale response capacity.
A key partner for transitory infrastructure:
A specialist in ephemeral structures and specialized works buildings (CTS), AYUF HOLDING plays a key role in transforming the Parc des Expositions into a truly competitive hub, aligned with international requirements.
This dynamic paves the way for a clear ambition:
make Abidjan the capital of major African events.
