The first computers and smartphones made in Côte d'Ivoire are officially presented to the Minister of Digital Economy, Telecommunications and Innovation, Roger Adom at his office in Abidjan-Plateau this Tuesday, June 08, 2021. The very first computers and smartphones made in Côte d'Ivoire from the assembly and assembly line of computers at VITIB, a biotechnology free zone located in Grand-Bassam, were handed over to Minister Roger Adom. Dr. Alain Capo Chichi, CEO of the Cerco group, the company that manages the assembly line that produced the smartphone made in Côte d'Ivoire explained that several services have been integrated into the MOÏSE application allowing the user to perform operations. The first difference with other smartphones is in terms of cost and accessibility.

Alain Capo also indicated that users can, using the functions of the smartphone, including voice assistance in African languages (Baoulé, Malinké, Wolof, etc.), carry out operations via a voice recognition system. This certified assembly line at Microsoft and Intel with a capacity of 4,000 units per day, can assemble all types of electronic and computer equipment, among others, LED lamps, laptops, smartphones, cameras, robots or more screens.