The Minister of Heritage, State Portfolio and Public Enterprises, Moussa Sanogo , obtained unanimous approval from the Committee on Economic and Financial Affairs (CAEF) of the National Assembly for his draft budget 2026. An amount of 49.2 billion CFA francs is allocated to the consolidation of state assets and the management of the public portfolio.

Details of Voted Appropriations

The 49.2 billion FCFA envelope is broken down as follows:

1. Subsidies (SONAPIE): Approximately 25 billion FCFA (for the National Company for the Management of State Real Estate Assets).
2. Administration/Programs: 14.4 billion FCFA, distributed between general administration (5.7 billion), the State portfolio (8 billion) and the Directorate General of Public and National Enterprises - DGEPN (700 million).
3. Personnel expenses: 7.8 billion FCFA.
4. Subscription expenses: 2.3 billion FCFA.

Real Estate Asset Assessment and Projects

The minister provided an update on efforts to secure state-owned real estate assets:

1. Census: 28,187 properties were surveyed, reaching almost 60% of the target set at 48,000 properties.
2. Securing: A special procedure is underway for the establishment of land titles in the name of the State.
3. Investments: Actions are planned to ensure the maintenance of assets and the construction of new buildings in Abidjan and in the interior of the country.

Record Performance of the Public Portfolio

Moussa Sanogo presented significant results concerning public enterprises, demonstrating improvements in their management:

1. Revenue: Doubled between 2019 and 2024.
2. Net Result: Multiplied by 8.4 over the same period.
3. Dividends: The amounts paid to the State have been multiplied by 3.5 , rising from 26 to 93 billion FCFA .
4. Loss-making companies: The number has gone from 13 (with a total deficit of 47 billion FCFA) to only 8 (with a total deficit reduced to 6.5 billion FCFA).

In addition, the cumulative debt of public enterprises has been considerably reduced , falling from 2,680 billion FCFA at the end of June 2025 to 1,609 billion FCFA at the end of November 2025, thanks in particular to the efforts of CI Énergies (Soubré dam, electrical infrastructure) and the Autonomous Port of Abidjan (expansion and modernization).

The MPs unanimously praised the good management of Minister Moussa Sanogo, thus validating his 2026 program.