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Centres D'enrôlement ONECI LISTE DES CENTRES D’ENRÔLEMENT ONECI ONECI REGION DEPARTEMENT LOCALITE LOCALISATION ABIDJAN ABIDJAN ABOBO CHEFFERIE ABOBO BAOULE ABIDJAN ABIDJAN ADJAME MAIRE ABIDJAN ABIDJAN ATTECOUBE ANNEXE MAIRE ABIDJAN ABIDJAN COCODY ANNEXE MAIRE (SERVICE TECHNIQUE) ABIDJAN ABIDJAN KOUMASSI ANNEXE MAIRE (SERVICE TECHNIQUE) ABIDJAN ABIDJAN MARCORY ANNEXE MAIRE (SERVICE TECHNIQUE) ABIDJAN ABIDJAN PLATEAU BUREAU ONECI FACE CATHEDRALE ABIDJAN ABIDJAN PORT-BOUET ANCIENNE MAIRIE ABIDJAN ABIDJAN TREICHVILLE ANNEXE MAIRE (SERVICE TECHNIQUE) ABIDJAN ABIDJAN YOPOUGON ANNEXE MAIRE (SERVICE TECHNIQUE SIDECI NEM) ABIDJAN ABIDJAN ANYAMA SOUS-PREFECTURE ABIDJAN ABIDJAN BINGERVILLE SOUS-PREFECTURE ABIDJAN ABIDJAN BROFODOUME SOUS-PREFECTURE ABIDJAN ABIDJAN SONGON SOUS-PREFECTURE YAMOUSSOUKRO ATTIEGOUAKRO ATTIEGOUAKRO SOUS-PREFECTURE YAMOUSSOUKRO YAMOUSSOUKRO YAMOUSSOUKRO SOUS-PREFECTURE SAN-PEDRO SAN-PEDRO SAN-PEDRO SOUS-PREFECTURE NAWA BUYO BUYO SOUS-PREFECTURE NAWA GUEYO GUEYO SOUS-PREFECTURE NAWA MEAGUI MEAGUI SOUS-PREFECTURE NAWA SOUBRE SOUBRE SOUS-PREFECTURE GBOKLE FRESCO FRESCO SOUS-PREFECTURE GBOKLE SASSANDRA SASSANDRA SOUS-PREFECTURE INDENIE-DJUABLIN ABENGOUROU ABENGOUROU SOUS-PREFECTURE INDENIE-DJUABLIN ABENGOUROU NIABLE SOUS-PREFECTURE INDENIE-DJUABLIN AGNIBILEKROU AGNIBILEKROU SOUS-PREFECTURE INDENIE-DJUABLIN BETTIE BETTIE SOUS-PREFECTURE SUD-COMOE ABOISSO ABOISSO SOUS-PREFECTURE SUD-COMOE ADIAKE ADIAKE SOUS-PREFECTURE SUD-COMOE GRAND-BASSAM BONOUA SOUS-PREFECTURE SUD-COMOE GRAND-BASSAM GRAND-BASSAM SOUS-PREFECTURE SUD-COMOE TIAPOUM TIAPOUM SOUS-PREFECTURE KABADOUGOU GBELEBAN GBELEBAN SOUS-PREFECTURE KABADOUGOU MADINANI MADINANI SOUS-PREFECTURE KABADOUGOU ODIENNE ODIENNE SOUS-PREFECTURE KABADOUGOU SAMATIGUILA SAMATIGUILA SOUS-PREFECTURE KABADOUGOU SEGUELON SEGUELON SOUS-PREFECTURE FOLON KANIASSO KANIASSO SOUS-PREFECTURE FOLON MINIGNAN MINIGNAN SOUS-PREFECTURE GÔH GAGNOA GAGNOA SOUS-PREFECTURE GÔH OUME OUME SOUS-PREFECTURE LÔH-DJIBOUA DIVO DIVO SOUS-PREFECTURE LÔH-DJIBOUA GUITRY GUITRY SOUS-PREFECTURE 1 LÔH-DJIBOUA LAKOTA LAKOTA SOUS-PREFECTURE BELIER DIDIEVI DIDIEVI SOUS-PREFECTURE BELIER DJEKANOU DJEKANOU SOUS-PREFECTURE IFFOU DAOUKRO DAOUKRO SOUS-PREFECTURE IFFOU M'BAHIAKRO M'BAHIAKRO SOUS-PREFECTURE N'ZI BOCANDA BOCANDA SOUS-PREFECTURE N'ZI DIMBOKRO DIMBOKRO SOUS-PREFECTURE KOUASSI- KOUASSI- N'ZI KOUASSIKRO KOUASSIKRO SOUS-PREFECTURE MORONOU ARRAH ARRAH SOUS-PREFECTURE MORONOU BONGOUANOU BONGOUANOU SOUS-PREFECTURE MORONOU M'BATTO M'BATTO SOUS-PREFECTURE GRANDS PONTS DABOU DABOU SOUS-PREFECTURE GRANDS PONTS GRAND-LAHOU GRAND-LAHOU SOUS-PREFECTURE GRANDS PONTS JACQUEVILLE JACQUEVILLE SOUS-PREFECTURE AGNEBY-TIASSA AGBOVILLE AGBOVILLE SOUS-PREFECTURE AGNEBY-TIASSA SIKENSI SIKENSI SOUS-PREFECTURE AGNEBY-TIASSA TAABO TAABO SOUS-PREFECTURE AGNEBY-TIASSA TIASSALE TIASSALE SOUS-PREFECTURE LA ME ADZOPE ADZOPE SOUS-PREFECTURE LA ME AKOUPE AKOUPE SOUS-PREFECTURE LA ME ALEPE ALEPE SOUS-PREFECTURE LA ME YAKASSE-ATTOBROU YAKASSE-ATTOBROU SOUS-PREFECTURE TONKPI BIANKOUMA BIANKOUMA SOUS-PREFECTURE TONKPI DANANE DANANE SOUS-PREFECTURE TONKPI MAN MAN SOUS-PREFECTURE TONKPI ZOUAN-HOUNIEN ZOUAN-HOUNIEN SOUS-PREFECTURE CAVALLY BLOLEQUIN BLOLEQUIN SOUS-PREFECTURE CAVALLY GUIGLO GUIGLO SOUS-PREFECTURE CAVALLY TAÏ TAÏ SOUS-PREFECTURE CAVALLY TOULEPLEU TOULEPLEU SOUS-PREFECTURE GUEMON BANGOLO BANGOLO SOUS-PREFECTURE GUEMON DUEKOUE DUEKOUE SOUS-PREFECTURE GUEMON FACOBLY FACOBLY SOUS-PREFECTURE HAUT-SASSANDRA DALOA DALOA SOUS-PREFECTURE HAUT-SASSANDRA ISSIA ISSIA SOUS-PREFECTURE HAUT-SASSANDRA VAVOUA VAVOUA SOUS-PREFECTURE HAUT-SASSANDRA ZOUKOUGBEU ZOUKOUGBEU SOUS-PREFECTURE MARAHOUE BOUAFLE BONON SOUS-PREFECTURE MARAHOUE BOUAFLE BOUAFLE SOUS-PREFECTURE MARAHOUE SINFRA KONONFLA SOUS-PREFECTURE MARAHOUE SINFRA SINFRA SOUS-PREFECTURE MARAHOUE ZUENOULA ZUENOULA SOUS-PREFECTURE PORO KORHOGO KORHOGO SOUS-PREFECTURE PORO M'BENGUE M'BENGUE SOUS-PREFECTURE 2 PORO SINEMATIALI SINEMATIALI SOUS-PREFECTURE TCHOLOGO FERKESSEDOUGOU FERKESSEDOUGOU SOUS-PREFECTURE TCHOLOGO OUANGOLODOUGOU NIELLE SOUS-PREFECTURE TCHOLOGO OUANGOLODOUGOU OUANGOLODOUGOU SOUS-PREFECTURE BAGOUE BOUNDIALI BOUNDIALI SOUS-PREFECTURE BAGOUE KOUTO KOUTO SOUS-PREFECTURE BAGOUE TENGRELA TENGRELA SOUS-PREFECTURE GBEKE BEOUMI BEOUMI SOUS-PREFECTURE GBEKE BOTRO BOTRO SOUS-PREFECTURE GBEKE BOUAKE BOUAKE SOUS-PREFECTURE GBEKE SAKASSOU SAKASSOU SOUS-PREFECTURE HAMBOL DABAKALA DABAKALA SOUS-PREFECTURE HAMBOL KATIOLA KATIOLA SOUS-PREFECTURE HAMBOL NIAKARAMADOUGOU NIAKARAMADOUGOU SOUS-PREFECTURE WORODOUGOU KANI KANI SOUS-PREFECTURE WORODOUGOU SEGUELA SEGUELA SOUS-PREFECTURE BERE DIANRA DIANRA SOUS-PREFECTURE BERE KOUNAHIRI KOUNAHIRI SOUS-PREFECTURE BERE MANKONO MANKONO SOUS-PREFECTURE BAFING KORO KORO SOUS-PREFECTURE BAFING OUANINOU OUANINOU SOUS-PREFECTURE BAFING TOUBA TOUBA SOUS-PREFECTURE GONTOUGO BONDOUKOU APPIMANDOU SOUS-PREFECTURE GONTOUGO BONDOUKOU BONDOUKOU SOUS-PREFECTURE GONTOUGO KOUN-FAO KOUN-FAO SOUS-PREFECTURE GONTOUGO SANDEGUE SANDEGUE SOUS-PREFECTURE GONTOUGO TRANSUA TRANSUA SOUS-PREFECTURE GONTOUGO TANDA TANDA SOUS-PREFECTURE BOUNKANI BOUNA BOUNA SOUS-PREFECTURE BOUNKANI DOROPO DOROPO SOUS-PREFECTURE BOUNKANI NASSIAN NASSIAN SOUS-PREFECTURE 3 Centres d'enrôlement ouvert le lundi 09 mars 2020 . PORO COMMUNE LOCALISATION CHEFFERIE D'ANOUMANBO Marcory FOYER DES JEUNES DE MARCORY REGION ANOUMANBO MAIRIE CENTRALE Abobo CHEFFERIE D'ABOBOTÈ FOYER D'ANONKOUA KOUTE ABIDJAN Koumassi FOYER CHEICK 05 Abobote CHEFFERIE Yopougon MAIRIE CENTRALE Adjame SERVICE TECHNIQUE MAIRIE Tehini SOUS PEREFECTURE Kong SOUS PREFECTURE BOUGANI Tiebissou SOUS PREFECTURE TCHOLOGO Toumodi Prikro SOUS PREFECTURE BELIER Kouibly SOUS PREFECTURE IFFOU Sipilou SOUS PREFECTURE GUEMON Dikodougou SOUS PREFECTURE TONKPI 4 NOUVEL AJOUT Nouveaux centres d’enrôlements ouvert cette semaine. DEPARTEMENTS/CO REGION NOM DU CENTRE MMUNE ABIDJAN ABOBO Prefecture de police ABOBO Commissariat 21 ème arrondissement ABOBO Commissariat 34 ème arrondissement ABOBO Commissariat 14 ème arrondissement ABOBO Commissariat 15 ème arrondissement ABOBO Commissariat 13 ème arrondissement ATTECOUBE Espace santé COCODY Commissariat 8 ème arrondissement COCODY Commissariat 12 ème arrondissement ABIDJAN COCODY Commissariat 18 ème arrondissement COCODY Commissariat 22 ème arrondissement COCODY Commissariat 30 ème arrondissement COCODY Commissariat 35 ème arrondissement YOPOUGON Commissariat 16 ème arrondissement YOPOUGON Commissariat 17 ème arrondissement YOPOUGON Commissariat 19 ème arrondissement YOPOUGON Commissariat 23 ème arrondissement YOPOUGON Commissariat 38 ème arrondissement INTERIEUR BOUAKE ANNEXE MAIRIE BELLEVILLE BOUAKE ANNEXE MAIRIE GONFREVILLE BOUAKE ANNEXE MAIRIE AIR France BOUAKE ANNEXE MAIRIE KOKO GBEKE BOUAKE Commissariat 5ème Arrondissement AHOUGNANSSOU BOUAKE BOUAKE Commissariat 3ème Arrondissement DAR ES SALAM BOUAKE Commissariat 1er Arrondissement SOKOURA DJEBONOUA SOUS PREFECTURE DJENONOUA BROBO SOUS PREFECTURE BROBRO GONTOUGO BONDOUGOU MAIRIE GONTOUGO BONDOUGOU Commissariat de Bondoukou YAMOUSSOUKRO YAMOUSSOUKRO Commissariat 2 ème Arrondissement de Djoulakro PORO GIUEMBE SOUS PREFECTURE de GIUEMBE IFFOU DAOUKRO Commissariat de Daoukro IFFOU DAOUKRO Centre culturel de Daoukro .
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