Lomé, Cotonou, Conakry: Who’s Building the Best Government City?

"Ministerial Cities" are large administrative complexes specifically designed to bring together the offices of ministries, ministerial offices and central services in a single functional location. These modern sites aim to improve the efficiency, coordination and performance of public administration.

🔹 In *Cotonou (Benin) *, the Ministerial City is a state-of-the-art multi-hectare complex housing many government ministries and departments. It offers integrated workspaces, large car parks, landscaped areas and secure infrastructure, symbolising a modern and efficient administration.
🔹 In *Lomé (Togo) *, the new ministerial city includes several towers and buildings dedicated to government functions, designed to provide flexibility, efficiency and a renovated framework for State departments*.

🔹 In *Conakry (Guinea) *, the Donka Ministerial City (and projects such as the Koloma Administrative City) illustrates an effort to create spaces suitable for ministerial housing and offices, promoting *institutional proximity and quality of life for government officials*. [3]

By grouping government entities into dedicated areas, these cities encourage better administrative coordination, faster decisions, and stronger governance.
#togo #benin #africa #guinea #MinisterialCity #WestAfricaDevelopment #UrbanPlanning #GovernmentInfrastructure #PublicAdministration #SmartCitiesAfrica #Lome #Cotonou #Conakry #AfricaRising #ModernAfrica #StateBuildings