AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI & Skills in Abidjan: Côte d’Ivoire is pushing for a high-performing, responsible AI sector, with the Prime Minister calling for stronger data use, digital infrastructure, computing capacity, energy, cybersecurity, and training—plus support for research and start-ups. Digital Training for Educators: Cybastion and the THEYA Foundation launched a training-of-trainers push at Lycée Technique d’Abidjan, equipping over 70 technical and vocational educators with cybersecurity and AI skills so they can pass them on to students. Street Dance Culture: Abidjan’s working-class neighbourhoods are buzzing with biama, a fast, acrobatic street dance that grew from coupe-decale—organized in open-air gatherings in Yopougon where teens perform for free and spectators pay a small fee. Youth Philanthropy: Dominique Ouattara’s Children of Africa marks its 25-year journey with a bold plan for a Maison de la Jeunesse in Treichville, aiming to give young people space for skills, entrepreneurship, sports, and culture.
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