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According to a report by the African National Bank of Development, the Ivorian industrial sector is the most efficient in West Africa.

The industry sector, which represents 59% of imports, 8% of jobs in 2016 and 25% of gross domestic product (GDP), is divided into several branches.

After emerging from the socio-political crisis of 2011, the government set up mechanisms to promote the contribution of the industrial sector to the creation of wealth and jobs.

This sector represents 25.2% of the Gross Domestic Product in 2018 and 26% in 2019. Its contribution to the growth of the Ivorian economy increased from 1.5 points in 2018 to 2.1 points in 2019.

On the other hand, it includes a large number of Small and Medium Industries (SMI) and few large industries (dominated by agro-industry).

However, it remains the most diversified in the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and represents 40% of its industrial potential.

Extractive industries (18.7%)

The food and tobacco industry (32.1%)

Textile and leather industries (2.4%)

The wood and furniture industry (14.9%)

The paper, cardboard and publishing industry, printing (3.3%)

Petroleum, chemical and rubber, plastic industries (15.1%)

The glass, ceramics and building materials industry (2.2%)

Metal industries (0.3%)

Electricity, gas and water (6.6%)

The manufacture of machinery and equipment of all types (4.3%)