Fatshimétrie, an emerging media outlet, had the honor of hosting Charles Blé Goudé, a major opposition figure in Côte d’Ivoire, for an exclusive interview. The former Minister of Youth under Laurent Gbagbo, acquitted by the International Criminal Court two years ago, spoke about his political aspirations during this captivating interview.
Blé Goudé spoke with confidence and maturity, stating that his ambition to one day lead Côte d’Ivoire was no longer a secret. His return to Côte d’Ivoire after his acquittal marked the beginning of a new phase in his political career. He founded the Pan-African Congress for Justice and Equality of Peoples (Cojep), demonstrating his determination to play an active role in the Ivorian political landscape.
However, the path to the October 2025 presidential election is fraught with pitfalls for Charles Blé Goudé. Despite his experience and vision, he will have to face many challenges to achieve his political ambition. His appeal to President Alassane Ouattara resonates as an invitation to dialogue and cooperation, in a political context marked by tensions and rivalries.
During his visit to Paris, Charles Blé Goudé spoke about his career, his convictions and his plans for the future of Côte d’Ivoire. His speech reveals a desire to bring together and mobilize citizens around a common vision for the country. His determination and his ability to overcome obstacles make him a key political actor, capable of marking the history of Côte d’Ivoire.
In conclusion, Charles Blé Goudé embodies the hope and ambition of a new generation of leaders in Africa. His desire to serve his country and contribute to its development makes him an inspiring figure, ready to take on the challenges that stand in his way. His interview with Fatshimétrie offers a fascinating insight into his personality and ideas, thus sparking the interest and reflection of all those interested in the political future of Côte d’Ivoire.