The Laléraba Joint Border Posts (PCJ) marked a major operational milestone on 23 March 2026, with the official deployment of all Ivorian border control agencies.
This follows the interministerial meeting of 24 February 2026, led by the Ministry of Transport, during which the implementation of border‑control services was confirmed as a national priority.
On this date, the various agencies — Customs, Police, Health Services, Phytosanitary Services, and Water and Forests — formally began their duties on site.
Institutional Visit to Confirm the Start of Operations
To acknowledge and support this operational launch, several key authorities visited the site:
- Mr. Touré Djamatigui, Prefect of Ouangolodougou
- Mr. Coulibaly Ngolo, Sub‑Prefect of Kaouara
- The Transport Fluidity Observatory (OFT), represented by Mr. Souleymane Gbané, Head of the Facilitation Unit
Their visit aimed to confirm the effective commencement of activities and ensure that operations were running smoothly across all control units.
Scanning Systems Welcomes the Authorities
The Scanning Systems delegation in charge of welcoming and accompanying the officials included:
- Mr. Flottes de Pouzols, Deputy Managing Director
- Mrs. Rabet, Director of Strategy and Development
- Mr. Touré, Secretary General
- Mr. Mané, Resident Representative in Burkina Faso
Their presence underscored Scanning Systems’ commitment to supporting the full operationalization of the Laléraba PCJ and ensuring seamless coordination with national authorities.
A Key Milestone for Regional Trade Facilitation
The opening of the Laléraba Joint Border Posts represents a significant step forward in:
- Strengthening border‑control capabilities
- Enhancing trade facilitation between Côte d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso
- Improving the efficiency and security of cross‑border flows
Scanning Systems remains fully committed to supporting authorities in the successful deployment and long‑term operation of this strategic infrastructure.
