Work hard, play harder! For almost two years now, the more than 50 Semlex employees in Côte d’Ivoire have been working hard to enable the millions of Ivorians to obtain their new biometric and highly secure CNI (national identity card), as well as the creation of a digitalized and efficient civil status. Work is part […]
Finally! The sun is back in Belgium and with the gradual lifting of health restrictions, Semlex Europe thought it would be the perfect time to organize a barbecue to bring all its partners together for a convivial moment. With this turbulent year, some new employees had not yet met their colleagues, so it was an […]
The National Office of Civil Status and Identification (ONECI) of Ivory Coast is taking a crucial step in its quest for modernization with the effective implementation of the national civil status software, Cityweb. From Monday February 5 to Thursday February 8, 2024, an event of capital importance took place at the ONECI training center, in […]
For more than a year, Semlex has been working in Ivory Coast to produce several types of identity documents (identity card and resident card) and to set up the National Register of Natural Persons (NRNP). This project, of unprecedented technology and scope for both Semlex and Côte d’Ivoire, will bring benefits to citizens well beyond […]
“(…) Modern philanthropy is the transfer of resources (financial, in-kind, voluntary) freely given by private actors to serve the common good and the general interest: health, education, solidarity, culture, environment (…)” To read Semlex For Education’s full article on philanthropy, go HERE.
Semlex Ivory Coast recently had the honor of participating in a workshop dedicated to the implementation of the law on the protection of personal data in Ivory Coast. This event, organized by the Authority for the Regulation of Information and Communication Technologies (ARTCI), took place from Tuesday, October 3rd, to Thursday, October 5th, 2023, at […]
Focus on the review workshop of the pilot projects on the advancement of civil status in Ivory Coast desired by the Ivorian government through a new mechanism for recording civil status events.
