The lush green leaves on the shield symbolize the dense tropical rain forest and the endless prairie. Oil palm trees, the main local cash crops, are painted on both sides of the coat of arms, and the rising sun above indicates the revival and development of C? te d 'Ivoire, which will have a bright and brilliant tomorrow like sunshine. The French name of "Republic of C? te d 'Ivoire" is written on the ribbon at the bottom of the national emblem. The unicameral system, that is, the National Assembly, is the highest legislative body of the country with a term of five years.
20 1 1,1February, the branch successfully held a parliamentary election, but some constituencies were ruled invalid by the branch constitutional Committee because of violations, and then a by-election was held on February 26, 201February. On 8 March, the Independent Electoral Commission announced the final results. Of the 253 seats, the ruling party * * and the People's Alliance won 65,438+038 seats, the Democratic Party won 86 seats, the independents won 65,438+07 seats, the Union for Democracy and Peace in C? te d 'Ivoire won 8 seats, the Union for the Movement of Future Forces won 3 seats and the Union for C? te d 'Ivoire won 65,438+0 seats. The new Parliament was formally established on March 2065438 12, and former Prime Minister SORO· Kige Baffo Li Guillaume was elected as the Speaker. 1April 1990, the multi-party system was announced, with 152 legal political parties, mainly including:
Union des Ré publicains de C? te d 'Ivoire: the ruling party. 1994 was established on September 27th. Members are mainly dissidents in the former Democratic Party, former government members and independents. It has a great influence in northern Kuwait and Muslim areas. The slogan is freedom, equality, democracy and labor, aiming at promoting the legalization and democratization of the country through reform, strengthening the construction of state institutions on the basis of respecting religious beliefs, rationally distributing economic achievements, and avoiding the excessive gap between the rich and the poor. 1After the military coup at the end of 1999, he joined the transitional government. Alassane Dramane Ouattara was elected as the party chairman in 1999. 20 1 1 In July, former general secretary Henriette Diabate was appointed as the chairman of the National Honorary Committee, and Amadou Soumahoro became the acting general secretary.
C democratic party? C? te d 'Ivoire): Participating parties. Founded on April 30th, 1946, the founder is Felix Houphouet-Boigny, the first president of Keke, and the earliest political party in Keke. It has a great influence in the central and eastern regions dominated by Aken, especially in Yamoussoukro and Bouaké. The slogan is peace, freedom, pragmatism, openness and dialogue, and advocates realizing national unity through "dialogue" and "reconciliation" at home; Through dialogue and peace, a new international political and economic order will be established on the basis of justice. After independence, he was in power for nearly 40 years before the military coup at the end of 1999. 20 10 The party's presidential candidate Bedie and Ouattara formed a campaign alliance, and members of the party joined the new government formed by Ouattara. President henri konan bedie and General Secretary alphonse Madi Jiejie.
Front populaire ivoirien: FPI for short, the main opposition party. 1983 was established in France in March, with intellectuals and young students as the backbone. It has great influence in the central and western regions dominated by Crewe and the economic capital Abidjan. Advocate equality, freedom, justice and multi-party democracy, strive to establish a democratic system of equality for all and practice socialism. 1999 joined the transitional government after the military coup in February. In June 5438 +2000 10, the party candidate Gbagbo came to power after winning the general election. 2011After the crisis in the April general election, Gbagbo and Party Chairman N'Guessan were detained and some key members were exiled to Ghana. In July, Kulibali, former second vice-chairman and speaker of the National Assembly, announced his withdrawal from PFDJ and formed a new party. 165438+ 10, Gbagbo was handed over to the International Criminal Court by the Colombian government. PFDJ boycotted the legislative elections. 20 13 In August, N'Guessan, chairman of PFDJ, was released. At present, PFDJ Chairman Affi N 'Guessan and General Secretary Agnes Monnet.
Other political parties include the League for Democracy and Peace? C? te d 'Ivoire), Future Forces Movement, Alliance for the Democratic Republic of the Congo? C? te d 'Ivoire), Workers' Party of C? te d 'Ivoire, Democratic Patriotic Union C? C? te d 'Ivoire), League for Democracy and Citizens, Social Democratic Party, etc. This government was established on 20 12, 165438122 October, and President Ouattara is also the Minister of National Defense.
Members include: Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance Danielle Kablan Dunkan; Minister of State for Interior and Security Hamed Bakayoko, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Charles Coffey Dibi; Minister of State for Planning and Development Albert Toikeusse Mabri Minister of State for Employment, Social Affairs and Vocational Training Musa Dosso; Minister of State for Seals, Justice, Human Rights and Freedoms, Gné né Ma Mamadou Coulibaly; Nial ·KABA (female), Minister in charge of economic and financial affairs in the Prime Minister's Office; Ali Coulibaly, Minister of African Integration and Overseas Chinese; Adamatong Araré mi Allah Kouadio, Minister of Mines, Petroleum and Energy, Minister of Environment, Urban Sanitation and Sustainable Development; Patrick Archie, Minister of Economic Infrastructure; Minister of Public Service and Administrative Reform Konan Gnamien Minister of National Education and Technical Education Kandia KAMISSOKO CAMARA (female); Jean-Louis Billion；, Minister of Commerce, Handicraft and SME Development; Congo, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research; Gao Su Toure, Minister of Communications; Minister of Animal Husbandry and Aquatic Resources Kobenan Kouassi Adejumani; Raymond Gudou Kofi, Minister of Health and AIDS Prevention (female); Mamadou Sangafova coulibaly, Minister of Agriculture, Mamadou sanogo, Minister of Construction, Housing, Health and Urban Planning; Michelle Brou, Minister of Industry; Anne Désirée OULOTO, Minister of Solidarity, Family, Women and Children (female); Maurice Kouakou Bandaman, Minister of Culture and Francophonie; Bruno Nabagné Kone, Minister of Post and Information Communication Technology and Government Spokesperson; Mathieu Babaud Darretafusiata Bamba-lamine, Minister of Water Resources and Forests, Minister of Information and Assistant Government Spokesperson; Alain Michel Bognon, Minister of Tourism Roche Kakou, Minister of Youth Development, Sports and Recreation; Paul Coffey Coffey, Minister in charge of national defense affairs in the Presidential Palace. President Alassane Dramane Ouattara. 1 942 65438+1October1Born in Dimbokro, C? te d 'Ivoire. Believe in Islam. He studied in the United States and obtained a master's degree and a doctor's degree in economics. Long-term work in the International Monetary Fund and the Central Bank of West African States. 1990110 was appointed as the first prime minister of Boigny in October. 1999 chairman of "* * * and NLD". 2011may 2 1 officially became the president.
Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance Danielle Gabalan Dunkan. Born on June 30th, 1943, studied in France and obtained the degree of international business engineer. Member of the Political Bureau of the Democratic Party. Worked in the Ministry of Finance and Economics, the International Monetary Fund and the Central Bank of West African countries. During his tenure as Prime Minister 1990- 1993, Ouattara served as a ministerial representative in charge of financial affairs in the Prime Minister's Office. 1993- 1999 as prime minister. Ouattara became Foreign Minister in June 20 1 1. 20 12, 1 1, assuming the current position.
Soro kigbafori guillaume, Speaker of the National Assembly. Born in 1972. Believe in Christianity. He used to be the main leader of the student movement, and later went to France to study. After 1999, he returned to China to lead the "International Forum for French College Students". 200 1, branch patriotic movement organization was established. After the civil war in 2002, he participated in the creation of the "new forces" and was elected general secretary. In March 2007, he served as Prime Minister of the Transitional Government. After the 20 10 12 presidential election, Ouattara appointed him as Prime Minister. On June 20 1 1, a new government was formed. Thoreau remained as prime minister, resigned on March 8, 20 12, and was elected as speaker on June 12.