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The 83-year-old leader, who secured a controversial third term in 2020, has previously expressed a desire to step down but hinted that his decision may depend on whether his longtime political rivals also retire from politics.
Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara may run for another term, though his party has not formally decided about the upcoming 2025 election. On January 8, Ouattara addressed a group of diplomats in Abidjan and said he is in good health and eager to continue serving the country. Analysts interpret this statement as a clear indication of his readiness to contest the forthcoming presidential elections.
The 83-year-old leader, who secured a controversial third term in 2020, has previously expressed a desire to step down but hinted that his decision may depend on whether his longtime political rivals also retire from politics.
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In September, his party voiced support for another Ouattara candidacy, though an official announcement was not made. Ivory Coast’s presidential election is scheduled for October.
