dr. edouard fonh-gbéi celebrated at soirée des bâtisseurs de l’économie africaine
Abidjan witnessed a significant recognition on Thursday, June 18, 2026, as Dr. Edouard Fonh-Gbéi, the esteemed Director General of the Comité national de télédétection et d’information géographique (CNTIG), received a prestigious award during the Soirée des Bâtisseurs de l’économie africaine. Dr. Fonh-Gbéi graciously accepted this honor, dedicating it to his entire dedicated team and interpreting it as a fresh impetus to pursue even greater ambitions and impact.
“This acknowledgment is, first and foremost, a testament to a committed team, a vision steadfastly pursued, and work accomplished with passion, day after day,” Dr. Fonh-Gbéi articulated, expressing gratitude for the trust placed in CNTIG by the organizers and all supporting partners on their journey.
Appointed to lead CNTIG in 2012 following a rigorous international call for applications, Dr. Fonh-Gbéi is an accomplished geodetic engineer holding a doctorate in civil engineering with a specialization in satellite geodesy. With over two decades of international experience, he has strategically positioned geoinformation technologies as a pivotal driver for Côte d’Ivoire’s economic advancement.
Under his visionary leadership, CNTIG has emerged as a key player in the digital transformation of territories across the nation.
“I accept this accolade with profound gratitude, but more importantly, as an invitation to press forward with heightened ambition, unwavering rigor, and amplified impact. The most significant achievements are still ahead,” he affirmed.
Established in 2006, the Soirée des Bâtisseurs de l’économie africaine serves as a distinguished platform designed to champion a culture of excellence and merit within the entrepreneurial and business sectors throughout Africa.
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