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Abobo/Anyama Adjame AFFECTATION CLIENTS PAR ZONE LOGISTIQUE AGENCE PRINCIPALE D’ABIDJAN CHRONOGRAMME ABIDJAN ABOBO/ANYAMA ADJAME ZONE COMMERCIALE ABJ 2 ZONE COMMERCIALE ABJ 1 & 2 H.G ABOBO-NORD HOP. GRL ADJAME H.G ABOBO-SUD I.N.S.P H.G ANYAMA FSU ADJ. 220 LGTS H.G SAINT LOUIS ORIONE DE FSU WILLIAMSV. ANYAMA H.M.A CSU-COM WILLIAM. D. S. ANYAMA POUPON. 220 L. DIST. ABOBO EST C.A.T ADJAME DIST. ABOBO OUEST G.S.P.M INDENIE FSU-COM Ab. AKEÏKOI INFIR. AS. DIEU ADJAME FSU-COM Ab-AVOCAT. D.S.S.A FSU-COM ANONKO K. CMM CPS GENDARMERIE AGBAN FSU-COM Ab-BAOULE FSU-COM Ab-SAGBE SUITE ABOBO CSU-COM BOCABO CES ABOBO CSU-COM CARR. PK18 CAT ANYAMA CSU-COM EL RAPHA CAT ABOBO CSU-COM KENNEDY CSS St ANG. GARDIEN CSU-COM PK18 AS. FONDS PREVOY. MIL. CSU-COM ABOBO-BC ANADER CSU-COM ABOBO-TE DISP. M. C. ABOBO-TE CSU-COM BANCO-SUD DISP. Gd. SE. ANYAM. COMUPASC MARCORY KOUMASSI /PORT-BOUET TREICHVILLE VRIDI ZONE COMMERCIALE ABJ 1 & 3 ZONE COMMERCIALE ABJ 1 C.H.U TREICHV. HG MARCORY I.C.A HG KOUMASSI I.N.H.P H.G PORT-BOUET L.N.S.P HOP. M. VRIDI CITE C.N.T.S DIST. KOUMASSI PORT-B./VRIDI HOP. GRL TREICHV.(J. DELAF.) FSU-COM M. ANOUM. HOP. GRL TREICHV.(PT FHB) FSU-COM Gd CAMP. DISP. M. VILLE ABJ. FSU-COM VRIDI-C. CSU-C. ARRAS 3 PLACE ERN. CSU-COM AKLOMIAB. I.N.F.A.S CSU-COM ALLIOD N CAT TREICHVILLE CSU-C. KOUMA. DIVO SMIT CSU-COM PANGOLIN ONG H. WORLDW. CSU-COM GONZAGUEVILLE PROG. PAC/CI CAT KOUMASSI C.E.D.R.E.S CS C. PTE D. FUMEURS U.S.A.C S.MIS.STE TH. ENF. J. C.I.R.B.A CDVA MARCORY PIERRE ANGUL. ONG ESP. CONF. CDC/ RETROCI SCE M. AVIAT. CIV. A.I.B.E.F SODEXAM SIPEF-CI CTRE .M.S E.E.A.D.K C.A.S.M DS TREICHVILLE-MARCORY SERVICE MEDICO SOTRA VRIDI PORT COMP. HEVEI. CAVALLY BOUET SERVICE MEDICO SOTRA VRIDI SERVICE MEDICO SOCIAL SOTRA TREICHVILLE KOUMASSI LBTP (Laboratoire du Bâtiment et des SIR (Société Ivoirienne de Raffinage) Travaux Publics) CSA GARDE REPUBLICAINE SERVICE MEDICO-SOCIAL DE PAA TREICHVILLE CIE (Compagnie Ivoirienne GESTOCI d'Électricité) ANADER (Agence Nationale d’Appui au SCB Développement Rural) SERVICE MEDICO-SOCIAL DE CMM BASE AERIENNE ABIDJAN SODEFOR SAPH COCODY BINGERVILLE ZONE COMMERCIALE ABJ 1 ZONE COMMERCIALE ABJ 3 C.H.U COCODY H.G BINGERV. DIST. COCODY BING. H. PSY. BINGERV. FSU BLOCKHAUS PMI COMBES FSU COCODY-ND EMPT CSU - COM ANGRE CTRE M. CHIR. FRCE IV. CSU-COM ANONO CSU-COM PALMER. DISP. M. AKOUEDO PMI COCODY-SD INST. PASTEUR CI SAMU PUB-DC PNUM A.S.A.P.S.U E.N.A E.N.S SCE SANTE F.TER. SERV. MARIE REP. SODEMI PPH COCODY PNLCC CM DOUANES CENTRE MEDICO SOCIAL MERE MARIA DE COCODY SERVICE MEDICO DE BNETD SERVICE MEDICO-SOCIAL DE RTI CMM 1er BATAILLON AKOUEDO CSA 1er BCP AKOUEDO YOPOUGON PLATEAU ZONE COMMERCIALE ABJ 2 ZONE COMMERCIALE ABJ 1 C.H.U YOPOUGON HOPITAL POLICE NAT. H.G YOP.- ATTIE DIST. ADJ.-PLATEAU- ATTEC. DIST. YOPOUG. EST FSU ATTECOUBE C. DIST YOP. OUEST SONG. INFIRMERIE PRIMATURE FSU-COM KOWEIT FSU PLATEAU FSU ABOBO-DOUME CSU-COM AGBAN VIL. FSU LOCODJORO P.N.S.S.U FSU-COM ADIOPO. INFIRM . MUGEF-CI FSU-COM AT. OUASS. CTRE MED. PRESIDCE. FSU-COM GESCO SCE MED. FINANCES FSU-COM KOUTE CROIX ROUGE C.I FSU-COM NIANGON S. F.N.U.A.P FSU-COM P. BOUET 2 CM CI-ENERGIES FSU-COM TOIT ROUG. SUITE DE YOPOUGON CSU-COM NIANG. LO. M.A.C.A CSU-COM ANDOKOI POUPONNIERE DE YOP. CSU-COM AZITO ECOLE DES SOURDS CSUS-MACA CTRE OB. D. MINEURS DISP. DIO. NIANG. N S.C.B CTRE NAZAREEN YOP ASAPSU (YAO-SEI) CEPREF PSI A.P.A.C PALMAFRIQUE ANG. C.N.P.S S. S. AFF. MARITIMES CGRAE RUBAN ROUGE CENTRE DE SANTE URBAIN SOEUR S.A.P.H CATHERINE DE YOPOUGON CENTRE MEDICO SOCIAL OEUVRES CENTRE MEDICO SOCIAL OEUVRES ET ET MISSION BAPTISTE DE MISSION BAPTISTE DE YOPOUGON YOPOUGON SIPOREX ASSANVAON CENTRE MEDICO SOCIAL PAUL BOHOUN CMM BASE NAVALE LOCODJORO BOUABRE DU TRESOR DE PLATEAU CNRA (Centre National de Recherche HOPITAL DES FONCTIONNAIRES Agronomique) CENTRE MEDICO SOCIAL PATRICE KOUAME DES FINANCES DE PLATEAU .
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