Faced with the explosion of e-commerce and the flow of goods, La Poste de Côte d'Ivoire is taking a strategic step. As the operator designated by the State, the public institution is now positioning itself as the central aggregator and regulator of parcel delivery, with a priority on the Abidjan District.

An ambition to structure, not to monopoly

La Poste's stated objective is clear: to move the delivery sector from the informal to a more professional level . Contrary to popular belief, this initiative is not intended to eliminate the competition. In the spirit of economic liberalism, the public company defines itself as a facilitator serving the existing ecosystem.

The pillars of the reform

To transform the Ivorian logistics landscape, several concrete measures have been announced:

1. Official registration: Census of actors for better traceability.
2. Training: Strengthening the skills of delivery drivers.
3. Regulatory framework: Implementation of clear rules to secure flows and users.
4. Road safety: Improving behavior on public roads.

Creation of a "Logistics & E-commerce" division

As part of its internal restructuring, La Poste is launching an entity dedicated exclusively to logistics and e-commerce . This structure will be tasked with handling massive volumes of parcels, both nationally and internationally.

Far from keeping these flows for itself alone, La Poste intends to redistribute this dynamic to digital platforms and independent delivery drivers, thus acting as a real engine of growth for the national logistics chain.