Since Wednesday, April 15, 2026, the city of Bouaké has been the site of a large-scale operation: the regularization and systematic registration of administrative vehicles in the Gbêkê region. Led by Turay Oumar , Regional Director of Transport and Maritime Affairs, this mission will continue until Saturday, April 17, with the aim of permanently streamlining the public vehicle fleet.

Rigorous controls for increased transparency

On the ground, teams mandated by the ministry are tackling a specific task:

1. Comprehensive identification of company vehicles.
2. Compliance audit of administrative documents.
3. Allocation of license plates according to current standards.

For Turay Oumar, the issue is primarily strategic. This initiative aims to provide the State with complete visibility over its vehicle fleet. By eliminating "areas of uncertainty," the administration intends to strengthen the traceability of its assets and ensure more rigorous management of public resources.

Security and the fight against abuse

The operation is not merely a bureaucratic formality. It serves three major objectives:

1. Combating fraud: Preventing the misuse or illegal use of state vehicles.
2. Optimal governance: Ensuring that each vehicle effectively serves the public interest.
3. Road safety: Ensure that all vehicles in circulation are identified and comply with legal requirements.

A helpful reminder: As a reminder, administrative vehicles are easily identifiable thanks to their yellow license plates with black characters .

By launching this "offensive" in Bouaké, the authorities are signaling their desire to take a new step in public governance , placed under the sign of responsibility and rigor.