Geneva - Ivory Coast, the world's top cocoa producer whose economy was battered by a low-level civil war and ensuing political unrest, should see double-digit growth this year, Prime Minister Daniel Kablan Duncan told AFP.
The west African country, which emerged from a bloody crisis less than four years ago, has seen its economy expand on average 9.0% since 2012, and this year "we want to reach a double-digit growth", Duncan said.
"We are ambitious in Cote d'Ivoire," he said, adding that he expected the country to maintain its high growth rates for years to come.