Urban enforcement: Minister Moussa Sanogo calls on officers to show greater rigor in the field
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- Minister Moussa Sanogo urged urban-control officers to maintain a stronger field presence and apply higher professional standards.
- His visit to Marcory followed a stop in Yopougon and included local offices responsible for enforcing urban-planning rules in Marcory and Port-Bouët.
The fight against urban disorder requires a stronger presence on the ground and greater professional rigor, Minister Moussa Sanogo said during a visit to Côte d’Ivoire’s Urban Control Directorate in Marcory.
The visit on Friday, September 4, followed his stop in Yopougon the previous day. Sanogo continued his tour of the teams responsible for urban enforcement.
The Marcory offices house units serving Marcory and Port-Bouët. These teams play an important role in preserving order and ensuring compliance with urban-planning standards.
The facilities occupy a furnished two-storey building that provides the officers with a functional working environment. For the minister, the visits are chiefly an opportunity to speak directly with staff and gain a clearer understanding of their work.
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Originally published by Fraternité Matin in French. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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