The expectations of the government and users have been best met by the Customs Administration, which throughout 2022 acted to carry out its missions throughout the country.

The administration of Douanes collected 2,066,88 billion FCFA (excluding TSU) out of a target set at 2,035.03 billion FCFA, representing a gain of 31.85 billion FCFA in customs revenue at the end of 2022. During the official launch ceremony of the 2023 Ivorian Customs Week, coupled with the opening of the 2022 review and 2023 outlook seminar, General Da Pierre Alphonse revealed these figures, specifying that this level of achievement is the combination of efforts made for the proper handling of goods and the strengthening of the fight against fraud with modern control tools despite the current situation. globally unfavorable.

Customs has significantly increased its performance in protecting populations. To this end, the customs services seized 152 tons of falsified substandard medicines (MQIF), 5.7 tons of Cannabis, 634 kilograms of bullets and ammunition, for the period from 1 January to 31 December 2022.