August 17, 2026
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More than 500 reports: International Attention for the Digital Project DÛNÎA

Bangui, 3 April 2026 - In February, the Central African Republic reached a historic milestone in the modernization of its state. Under the high patronage of the President of the Republic, Head of State, Prof. Faustin-Archange Touadéra, and the strategic coordination of Prof. Richard Filakota, Minister of Economy, Planning and International Cooperation, the launch of the DÛNÎA platform marked a true technological breakthrough.

Far more than a simple management tool, this digital solution developed by EDEN TIIT positions itself as a cornerstone of the National Development Plan (PND 2024–2028). It embodies the political will to place transparency and efficiency at the heart of public service, fundamentally transforming the face of public administration in the Central African Republic.

The media impact of this event reached unprecedented levels, propelling the country onto the international stage. With an estimated global reach of 1.35 billion people, the DÛNÎA project attracted attention far beyond the African continent. Its launch was covered by more than 560 websites worldwide, with balanced visibility across both English- and French-speaking media spheres.

This massive exposure highlights the universal relevance of the reform and sends a strong signal from Bangui to development partners and international observers.

The quality of media coverage also reflects the prestige of the initiative, with leading global financial and economic outlets reporting on the launch. Major platforms such as Bloomberg, Dow Jones, and Reuters disseminated the information, while specialized platforms such as ZAWYA and Ventures Africa analyzed its broader implications.

DÛNÎA has thus established itself not only as a technical success, but also as a significant diplomatic asset enhancing the country’s economic credibility.

This carefully orchestrated communication strategy also generated remarkable engagement within the professional community. The visual identity of DÛNÎA — conveyed through hundreds of images and logos — saturated the digital space, embedding in the collective imagination the image of a Central African Republic firmly oriented toward the future and in control of its digital destiny.

Ultimately, the global reach of DÛNÎA reflects a clear vision: a state that leverages technology as a driver of sovereignty and growth. Through this media success, President Prof. Faustin-Archange Touadéra has demonstrated that the Central African Republic is ready to meet the challenges of modernity.

DÛNÎA is no longer just an internal platform within the ministry led by Prof. Richard Filakota — it has become a showcase of a nation undergoing transformation, whose digital awakening is now earning international recognition.

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