The Cyber Africa Forum (CAF) was held from Monday 24 to Tuesday 25 April 2023, at the Sofitel Abidjan Hotel Ivoire. é On the occasion, the President é of the Republic of C. ô And from Ivory, Alassane Ouattara received the Léon Konan Koffi Prize from the Cyber Africa Forum (CAF), aimed à é honor a personality who œ é Work to promote cybersecurity é in Africa.

Based on the theme “Actors, challenges and entrepreneurship: what solutions to secure Africa's digital transformation”, this edition has set itself the objective, as since its first edition in 2021, of improving security digital technology and to raise awareness of the impacts and risks related to cybercrime on the African continent. According to Amadou Coulibaly, Minister of Communication and the Digital Economy of Côte d'Ivoire, “in Côte d'Ivoire, in 2021, the cost of cybercrime was estimated at around 6 billion FCFA with 5,000 complaints received by the Platform for Combating Cybercrime, and a resolution rate of around 50%, which

In addition, the adoption of a National Cybersecurity Strategy 2021—2025, which defines the main axes, some of which relate to the protection of cyberspace and the strengthening of digital trust, and international cooperation are becoming keys. essential to respond effectively to this challenge. Franck Kié expressed his gratitude to all the partner companies and experts who made it possible for the Cyber Africa Forum to become, today, the reference platform for security and digital trust in