The Democratic Party of Côte d'Ivoire (PDCI-RDA) is launching an offensive in the department of Nassian. On Thursday, May 28, 2026, the party's chief executive secretary, Yapo Calice, orchestrated a major remobilization meeting at the youth center, bringing together delegates, section secretaries, and presidents of local grassroots committees.

The objective is clear: to structure and revitalize the troops in preparation for future elections.

A strategic reorganization of the field

Addressing local party officials and activists, Yapo Calice stressed the urgent need to restructure the party's structures to maximize its effectiveness on the ground. To successfully regain power, the executive secretary outlined a precise roadmap:

1. Updating offices: Modernizing and revitalizing the local structures of the PDCI-RDA.
2. Membership campaign: Intensify the enrollment of activists and the issuance of membership cards.
3. Territorial network: Strengthen the party's presence in every locality of the department.

"A better structuring of the grassroots activists is essential to consolidating the party's political base in the department." — Yapo Calice

Registration and the electoral roll: The crux of the matter

Anticipating upcoming elections, the political leader emphasized civic duty and activism. He urged the residents of Nassian to obtain their National Identity Cards (CNIs) in order to register en masse on the electoral roll during the next revision. According to him, the department's electoral weight will be a decisive factor in electing the PDCI-RDA candidate to the highest office.

Heading towards 80 years in Abengourou

In conclusion, Yapo Calice made a passionate appeal for massive participation from Nassian activists in the PDCI-RDA's 80th anniversary celebrations, scheduled to take place in Abengourou. This major event is anticipated as a historic moment of unity and a true demonstration of strength for Côte d'Ivoire's oldest party.