Ivoirians
Ivoirians, commonly known as Ivorians, are the people of Côte d'Ivoire, a country located in West Africa along the Gulf of Guinea. The nation is home to a diverse population with over 60 ethnic groups, each contributing to the rich cultural tapestry of the country. The largest ethnic groups include the Baoulé, Bété, Agni, Senoufo, Dioula, and Malinke, among others. French is the official language, but numerous indigenous languages are widely spoken, reflecting the country’s linguistic diversity.
Côte d'Ivoire has a history shaped by indigenous kingdoms, French colonial rule, and post-independence governance. The
The Ivoirian economy is one of the largest in West Africa, driven by sectors such as cocoa,
Ivoirian culture is vibrant, blending traditional customs with modern influences. Festivals, music, and dance play a
The Ivoirian diaspora is significant, with large communities residing in Europe, North America, and other African