AGL donates to breast cancer care in Côte d'Ivoire

During Octobre Rose 2026, AGL entities in Côte d'Ivoire donated to the oncology service of the University Hospital Center (CHU) in Treichville. The donation was made in partnership with the National Cancer Control Program (PNLC) and aimed to support women affected by breast cancer in accessing medical care.

Donation highlights support for breast cancer patients

The financial contribution was presented by Martine Coffi-Studer, President of the Board of Directors of AGL Côte d'Ivoire. It seeks to ensure that women do not face breast cancer alone or abandon treatment due to lack of resources. The initiative emphasizes the importance of supporting patients with dignity and hope.

Health officials praise AGL's contribution

Professor Innocent Adoubi, Director-Coordinator of the PNLC and head of the oncology service at the CHU of Treichville, said AGL’s support strengthens efforts to help women affected by breast cancer. He highlighted the importance of companies working with health actors to improve prevention and patient care.

AGL organizes event on breast cancer care

On October 14, AGL entities in Côte d'Ivoire held a debate conference at the Yiri Innovation Center in Marcory. The event focused on care for women affected by breast cancer and was preceded by a workshop on self-palpation techniques to aid in early detection.

AGL integrates breast cancer fight into CSR strategy

AGL is embedding its efforts into a long-term corporate social responsibility approach. The company aims to continue supporting prevention, access to care, and women’s health, believing that the fight against breast cancer requires collective and ongoing commitment.

AGL's activities continue through October 31

AGL will continue its breast cancer awareness efforts until October 31 with a day dedicated to women's well-being. Activities include yoga, zumba, and breathing exercises, aimed at promoting health and wellness.

AGL operates across multiple sectors in Côte d'Ivoire

AGL is a leading multimodal logistics operator in Africa, now part of the MSC Group, the world's largest shipping company. The company operates in various sectors, including logistics, transport, railway, ship repair, and port handling, and employs over 5,000 Ivorian workers.