Why did Ivory Coast change its name?

Ivory Coast changed its name because its country name has always been freely translated in various languages.

On February 29th, 1985, 1985, the name of Ivory Coast was changed to "C? te d 'Ivoire", and its name has been freely translated in various languages, resulting in different initials of the word "Ivory Coast" in various languages.

Because international institutions arrange country names in alphabetical order, in many cases, the position of country names in C? te d 'Ivoire will be different. With the consent of the United Nations, the country name will be transliterated in all languages from 1986 65438+ 10/.

Ivory Coast is a West African country. Ivory Coast, the name is strange to everyone, but this country has its glorious moments. Since 196 1 broke away from France, C? te d 'Ivoire began to move towards prosperity.

On the whole, Boigny was also very wise at that time. We will vigorously support agricultural development as soon as we take office. At that time, Ivory Coast became the third largest coffee exporter in the world, and the economy has improved rapidly since then.

In order to develop the economy as soon as possible, Boigny later liberalized its policy and allowed other countries to immigrate to Ivory Coast, so as to increase the population of Ivory Coast to supplement the national labor force and promote the economic development of the whole country. However, the final development was far beyond Boigny's imagination.