Should we go, and how?
Market study, risk analysis, establishment model and business plan.
Three complementary practice areas within a single architecture: each engagement combines the skills it requires, without multiplying points of contact.
Practice 01
Informing the decision, then making it governable. We help executive leadership and public authorities clarify their priorities, weigh competing options and secure the buy-in of the actors on whom success depends.
Analysis of strengths, constraints and stakeholder dynamics; market and feasibility studies.
Strategic plans, business plans, multi-year roadmaps and results frameworks.
Stakeholder mapping, coalitions of interest, consultation and buy-in mechanisms.
Support for internal reforms, project governance and ownership by teams.
Diagnostic report · Strategic plan · Stakeholder matrix · Management dashboard · Business plan

Practice 02
Building a credible institutional voice and deploying it where it counts. From public brand strategy to the organisation of state events, we design coherent, measurable initiatives that are controlled right down to their protocol.
Brand platform, institutional narrative, editorial calendars and digital communication.
Media relations, press kits, spokesperson preparation and crisis management.
Official ceremonies, forums, launches, logistics, accreditation and staging.
Corporate films, spots, event coverage, visual identity and print collateral.
Communication strategy · Media plan · Press kit · Event run-of-show · Corporate film · Brand guidelines

Practice 03
Opening markets and securing the conditions for a lasting presence. We support foreign companies entering West Africa and African players going international, combining economic intelligence, public-private dialogue and qualified introductions.
Country studies, regulatory analysis, partner selection and establishment model.
Business meetings between Africa, Türkiye, Europe and Asia: selection, preparation and delegation follow-up.
Dialogue with public administrations, chambers of commerce and regional organisations.
Representation of technical partners, sourcing, negotiation and contractual support.
Country study · Institutional mapping · Mission programme · Partner profiles · B2B meeting reports

A single challenge rarely calls for a single skill. Take, for example, the establishment of a foreign industrial group.
Market study, risk analysis, establishment model and business plan.
Institutional meetings, partner identification, B2B mission and follow-up on commitments.
Launch ceremony, press relations, corporate film and presence among decision-makers.
Yes. The scope is defined at the scoping stage; we only recommend bringing in other skills when the challenge warrants it.
Yes, in the form of market, feasibility or opportunity studies, based on desk research and field interviews. Sources and assumptions are always made explicit.
Within a strictly professional framework: advice on mobilisation strategy, messaging and organisation, in compliance with electoral legislation. These missions are subject to confidentiality.
Tell us about your situation: we will point you to the most relevant team configuration.