Orange Côte d’Ivoire Foundation inaugurates rehabilitated Dioulatiedougou health centre

By:  Nana Appiah Acquaye

The Orange Côte d’Ivoire Foundation has inaugurated the Dioulatiedougou health centre following the completion of a full rehabilitation project aimed at improving access to quality healthcare services for local communities.

The upgraded facility is expected to serve approximately 5,000 residents of Dioulatiedougou and surrounding areas, with particular benefits for women through a fully renovated maternity ward and dispensary. The project forms part of the Foundation’s broader commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure, especially in underserved and remote localities.

Speaking at the inauguration, representatives of the Foundation expressed appreciation to the Mayor of the locality, Mr. Cedric Tidiane Diarra, and his team for their close collaboration, which contributed to the successful delivery of the project. Acknowledgement was also given to the Foundation’s staff, volunteers, and partners whose combined efforts made the rehabilitation possible.

The initiative underscores Orange Côte d’Ivoire Foundation’s focus on social impact projects that directly improve living conditions and promote equitable access to essential services. Through investments in health, education, and community development, the Foundation continues to support sustainable development and social inclusion across Côte d’Ivoire.