Prominent Ivorian political figures came together at the National Democratic Convention in Chicago, showcasing their commitment to unity and constructive dialogue. Supported by the National Democratic Institute (NDI), the event provided a significant platform for these leaders to discuss collaborative governance and democratic values.

Notable attendees included Kandia Kamara from the ruling party RHDP, opposition leader Tidjane Thiam of the PDCI-RDA, and Maître Habiba Touré, lawyer for former President Laurent Gbagbo and President of the Union des Forces Démocratiques de Guinée. Their collective presence underscored a commitment to addressing shared political challenges and promoting a unified approach to governance.

The discussions at the convention were not only a testament to the leaders' dedication to democratic principles but also a promising sign for Côte d'Ivoire’s upcoming presidential election. The collaboration and dialogue observed at the event could signal a more cooperative political climate leading up to the elections, potentially paving the way for a more stable and inclusive electoral process.

The engagement of these key figures in constructive dialogue is expected to foster greater political stability and encourage a more harmonious election period. As Côte d'Ivoire prepares for its presidential election, the unity and collaborative spirit demonstrated at the convention may offer a positive outlook for a peaceful and democratic transition