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ANNEX V: List of Hotels and Residences Tariff Categ N° Name Location Capacity Service Availability E. mail Contacts ory 01 SOFITEL 4 COCODY 423 Rooms : Accommodation / BP 208 ABJ 08 HOTEL Blockauss (392 Rooms + - Restaurant/Bar [email protected] 22 40 80 00 31 Apartments) - Events Hall Thierry.dejaham@sofitel IVOIRE - Swimmimg Pool .com 02 GOLF HOTEL 3 RIVIERA 2 251 Rooms - Accommodation 83 Rooms 6 BP 18 ABJ 08 (120 to be renovated) - Restaurant/Bar Suites Accordhotels.com 22 43 10 44 - Swimming Pool 22 43 00 45 03 HOTEL 4 PLATEAU 208 Rooms - Accommodation 30 Rooms Accordhotels.com BP 2185 ABJ PULLMAN Près de la BCEAO - Restaurant 01 - Bar/Swimming 20 22 11 22 Pool 04 NOVOTEL 3 PLATEAU 223 Rooms : - Accommodation 80 ROOMS Accordhotels.com BP 3718 ABJ Intersection of rue 10 suites and - Restaurant 01 220 Standard Rooms) - Bar 20 31 80 00 Gourgas + Avenue - Swimming Pool 20 31 80 20 Terrasson de Fougères 05 HOTEL IBIS 2 PLATEAU 185 Rooms - Accommodation 80 ROOMS Accordhotels.com BP 1185 ABJ 7, Bd Roume - Restaurant 04 - Bar/Swimming 20 30 16 00 Pool 20 30 16 16 06 HOTEL IBIS 2 MARCORY 135 Rooms - Accommodation 30 ROOMS [email protected] 21 75 63 00 Boulevard VGE - Restaurant Accordhotels.com 21 75 62 80 - Swimming Pool /Bar 07 HOTEL 5 PLATEAU 138 Rooms - Accommodation 60 ROOMS BP 643 ABJ 04 TIAMA Opposite - Restaurant www.hotel.tiama.ci 20 31 33 33 er - Bar/Swimming Commissariat 1 Pool Arrondissement 08 IVOTEL AVEC 2 PLATEAU 148 Rooms - Accommodation 90 ROOMS 20 33 47 84 ANNEXE Bd de la République - Restaurant [email protected] 20 33 43 31 - Bar/Swimming Pool 09 2 PORT-BOUET, 118 Rooms - Accommodation / 07 07 20 30 - Restaurant 1 Tariff Categ N° Name Location Capacity Service Availability E. mail Contacts ory HOTEL Airport - Bar sals.abidjan@onomohote ONOMO l.com 10 GRAND 3 PLATEAU 80 Rooms (3 Junior - Accommodation 50 Rooms 20 32 12 00 HOTEL Rue du commerce Suites, 3 Apts, 8 - Restaurant/Bar 20 33 21 09 Executive Suites and abidjangrandhotel@yaho 20 33 61 50 66 Standard Rooms) o.fr 11 HOTEL 2 COCODY 130 Rooms - Meeting Rooms 100 Rooms : info@hotelbellecoteci 22 50 27 60 BELLE COTE Riviera Palmeraie - Air-conditioned (80 Standard .com 22 50 27 70 Restaurant/ Bar Rooms 20 Suites) 07 07 65 51 - Swimming Pool /Gym 12 HOTEL 2 COCODY 42 Rooms - / 22 52 44 06 HORIZON Bd de France Accommodation [email protected] 22 44 06 76 - Restaurant/Bar om www.hotels.ci 13 HOTEL PALM 3 Cocody 88 Rooms - Accommodation 50 Rooms 22 44 44 50 CLUB Near Lycée - Restaurant/Bar [email protected] 20 44 44 54 Technique 07 03 40 81 14 HOTEL LE 1 BIETRY 33 Rooms - Accommodation 29 Rooms BP 1092 ABJ MARLY Boulevard de Marseille - Restaurant/Bar [email protected] 10 21 21 21 51 15 HOTEL 2 BIETRY Zone 4, 140 Rooms (10 suites - Accommodation BP 1972 ABJ NOUVELLE Pierre et Marie 130 Standard Rooms) - Restaurant hotelnouvellepergola@y 18 - Bar ahoo.fr 21 75 35 01 PERGOLA Curie Junction 16 TOURISTHOT 1 II PLATEAUX 19 Rooms - Accommodation www.touristhotel.ci 22 50 65 55 EL 7è Tranche/CNPS - Restaurant/Bar 17 HOTEL 2 BIETRY 105 Rooms - Accommodation 50 Single Rooms: [email protected] BP 8476 ABJ KEN’TI R ue du Canal - Restaurant / Bar CFAF 45 000 01 Room w/ Balcony: 21 34 25 28 CFAF50 000 08 08 39 80 Double Room CFAF 80 000 18 HOTEL 3 BIETRY 30 Rooms - Accommodation 10 Rooms [email protected] 21 25 62 01 (24 Standard Rooms, 5 - Restaurant 21 25 62 2 Tariff Categ N° Name Location Capacity Service Availability E. mail Contacts ory WAFOU Boulevard de Suites and Junior suite) - Bar 02 Marseille 19 GOLDEN 2 BIETRY 76 Rooms - Accommodation HOTEL - Restaurant/Bar 20 HOTEL 1 MARCORY 20 Rooms - Accommodation FREEMAN Grand Carrefour - Restaurant Koumassi - Bar 21 COMPLEXE 2 RIVIERA 2 30 Rooms : 4 suites + - Accommodation SOL BENI 26 rooms with - Restaurant/Bar communicating doors - Swimming Pool 22 HOTELLERIE 1 COCODY 14 Rooms : 13 Rooms - Accommodation DE LA II Plateaux, Rue des and 1 suite - Restaurant/Bar Swimming Pool LICORNE Jardins - 23 FREE WORLD BINGERVILLE 50 Rooms : 19 junior - Accommodation HOTEL BNETD suites + 23 Standard - Restaurant/Bar Rooms + 08 Small Rooms 24 HOTEL LES 1 II PLATEAUX 24 Rooms : 21 - Accommodation JARDINS Vallon, Junction Standard Rooms; 02 - Restaurant/Bar Junior Suites; 01 Meeting Rooms Ecole Dauphins Executive Suites 25 HOTEL 3 II PLATEAUX 10 Rooms (04 - Accommodation LIMANIYA Vallon, Ste Cécile Standard Rooms + 1 Double Room + 5 Suites) 26 ALADJE 1 ANGRE 40 Rooms Accommodation HOTEL Château -Restauration - Meeting Rooms 27 CHIC HOTEL MARCORY 43 Rooms - Accommodation Remblais - Restaurant/Bar 28 HOTEL 3 COCODY 10 Rooms - Accommodation PARTICULIE Lycée technique - Restaurant R 29 LE MARLIN 1 MARCORY 40 Rooms -Accommodation 3 Tariff Categ N° Name Location Capacity Service Availability E. mail Contacts ory BLEU Biétry, -Restaurant Boulevard de Marseille 30 HOTEL LE 1 BIETRY 33 Rooms - Accommodation MARLY Boulevard de - Restaurant/Bar Marseille 31 HOTEL MARCORY 10 Rooms : 1 Junior - Accommodation RESIDENCE Zone 4 C Suite - Restaurant 9 Standard Rooms DOLCE CASA 32 KIGNON 1 II PLATEAUX 30 Rooms : (1 Suite et - Accommodation HOTEL (EX Angré, Behind « le 29 Standard Rooms) - Restaurant - Conference CALAO) Mahou » Room 33 MANTCHAN 2 BASSAM 34 Rooms : 2 - Accommodation Executive Suites, 2 - Restauration Junior Suites juniors + 30 Standard Rooms 34 N’SA HOTEL 3 BASSAM 135 Rooms Accommodation 35 ETOILE DU 3 BASSAM 42 Rooms, incl. Accommodation SUD 2 Suites 36 MAFFOUET 2 BASSAM 30 Rooms Accommodation 37 AUBERGE 1 BASSAM 58 Rooms Accommodation KORAL BEACH 38 HOTEL DE 2 BASSAM 26 Rooms incl. 3 Accommodation FRANCE Royal Suites 39 LA PLAYA 1 BASSAM 16 Rooms, incl. Accommodation 4 suites 40 LA 1 BASSAM 12 Rooms Accommodation MADRAGUE 4 Tariff Categ N° Name Location Capacity Service Availability E. mail Contacts ory 41 LA TAVERNE 1 BASSAM 20 Rooms Accommodation BASSAMOISE 2 LE WHARF 1 BASSAM 33 Rooms Accommodation Restaurant 43 1 BASSAM 22 Rooms Accommodation ASSOYAM Restaurant BEACH 44 HOTEL KIMI 1 YOPOUGON 70 Rooms (30 Suites Accommodation Maroc and 40 Rooms – all air Restaurant conditioned) Night-club Neighbourhood 45 HOTEL LES YOPOUGON 20 Rooms Accommodation DATCHAS Koweit 46 ASSONVON 1 YOPOUGON 50 Rooms : incl. 1 Accommodation HOTEL I SIDECI Executive Suite, 4 Restaurant/Bar Junior suites and 45 Standard Rooms 47 HOTEL MEMI 1 YOPOUGON 84 Rooms Accommodation Toits Rouges 48 HOTEL 1 YOPOUGON 20 Rooms: 5 Suites + Accommodation BRISTOL Zone Industrielle 15 Standard Rooms Restaurant/Bar (Opp. UNIWAX) 49 LEREFUGE 1 BIETRY 10 Rooms Accommodation 4 Rooms Lerefuse.abidjan@hotma 21 25 62 01 il.fr 21 25 62 02 50 ECOLOGE 1 MARCORY 9 Suites Accommodation 5 SUITES (-20%) [email protected] Zone 4 Transport + pdj m Restaurant 1 Suite: CFAF 134 800 7 lofts : CFAF 78 800 Studio: CFAF 54,800 51 SONGON 1 YOPOUGON 38 (12 Junior Suites, 6 Accommodation 38 ROOMS [email protected] PARK Bungalows, 20 Restaurant/Bar m Standard Rooms) Ice Cream Shop/ Swimming Pool 5 Tariff Categ N° Name Location Capacity Service Availability E. mail Contacts ory Sports grounds 52 ASTHORIA 1 YOPOUGON 100 Rooms Accommodation asthoria_palace@yahoo. Restaurant/bar com PALACE Kénéya Swimming Pool 53 COMPLEXE 2 118 Rooms : incl. Accommodation 118 ROOMS HOTELIER DABOU 17 Executive Suites Restaurant complexeapkaro@yah + 74 Junior Suites Night-club oo.fr AKPARO EXTENSION + 13 Standard Meeting Rooms Suites and 14 Standard Rooms 54 N’GBAFRE 1 DABOU 33 Rooms: incl. 4 - 33 ROOMS Sodepalm, after «le Suites, 1 Junior Accommodation [email protected] Suite and 28 Restaurant Tribunal» (Court Standard Rooms Night-club House 55 L’AUTRE 1 DABOU 16 Rooms : 2 Suites Accommodation 16 ROOMS RIVE Gbougbo and 14 Standard Restaurant [email protected] Rooms. Night-club om Neighbourhood 56 HOTEL 1 COCODY 23 ROOMS DIAMANT 57 HOTEL 1 COCODY 11 ROOMS L’ESCALE 58 HOTEL LA 1 COCODY 23 ROOMS 23 ROOMS FRAICHEUR 59 HOTEL LA 1 COCODY 18 ROOMS RESIDENCE DU BONHEUR 60 HOTEL LE 1 COCODY 15 ROOMS 10 ROOMS DIAGNOSTIC 61 HOTEL LE 1 COCODY 27 ROOMS RUBIS 6 Tariff Categ N° Name Location Capacity Service Availability E. mail Contacts ory 62 HOTEL 1 COCODY 15 ROOMS MANDANI 63 HOTEL 1 11 ROOMS MIRABEL COCODY 64 HOTEL PETIT 1 COCODY 20 ROOMS OASIS 65 HOTEL 1 COCODY 34 ROOMS, Incl. 33 ROOMS RESIDENCE 5 Suites and 29 Double Rooms EFRATE 66 H BLEU 1 AGHIEN 17 ROOMS 67 HOTEL 1 COCODY 17 ROOMS 17 ROOMS [email protected] GUYLA’G 68 HOTEL COCODY 21 ROOMS SAMBALA 69 KOGORA 1 COCODY 21 ROOMS OKA HOTEL 70 CENTRE 1 COCODY 14 apartements, of a 3 apts of 1 living agencesm.immo@gmail. NELSON total of 17 Rooms room + 2 com bedrooms: CFAF MANDELA 35 000; 4 apts. of 1 living room+ 1 bedroom: CFAF 30,000 7 Studios : CFAF: CFAF 25,000 71 COMPLEXE 1 COCODY 19 ROOMS HOTELIER ETIADA 72 CYPA HOTEL 1 COCODY 39 ROOMS 31 Standard Rooms: CFAF [email protected] 30,000 7 Tariff Categ N° Name Location Capacity Service Availability E. mail Contacts ory 2 Junior Suites: CFAF 40,000 3 VIP Suites: CFAF 80,000 73 ART-LOGE 1 14 ROOMS HOTEL COCODY 74 HOTEL EVIA 1 MARCORY 05 ROOMS 05 ROOMS 75 HOTEL 1 MARCORY 12 ROOMS 12 ROOMS miaomiao438@hotma GUEST Zone 4 il.com HOUSE 76 HOTEL LA 1 MARCORY 16 ROOMS [email protected] TERRASSE 77 HOTEL LE 1 MARCORY 28 ROOMS VIRAGE 78 HOTEL 1 MARCORY 14 ROOMS MINIAMBE 79 HOTEL 1 MARCORY 32 ROOMS 13 ROOMS resihotelfrançois@yah FRANCOIS Zone 4, rue Paul oo.fr Longevin 80 ART-LOGE 1 14 ROOMS HOTEL COCODY 81 EHTAC 1 YOPOUGON 45 ROOMS (colombe) (millionnaire) 82 SUNSET 1 YOPOUGON 33 ROOMS sunsethotelabidjan@y ahoo.fr HOTEL (millionnaire) 83 HOTEL 1 YOPOUGON 30 ROOMS BELVIEW (maroc) 84 HOTEL LE 1 VALLONS RUE 15 ROOMS 3 Single [email protected] Rooms: CFAF RIYO DES JARDINS 35 000 6 standard 8 Tariff Categ N° Name Location Capacity Service Availability E.
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    ICC-02/11-01/11-T-15-Red-ENG WT 20-02-2013 1/57 NB PT Confirmation of Charges Hearing (Open Session) ICC-02/11-01/11 1 International Criminal Court 2 Pre-Trial Chamber I - Courtroom 1 3 Situation: Republic of Côte d'Ivoire 4 In the case of The Prosecutor v. Laurent Gbagbo - ICC-02/11-01/11 5 Presiding Judge Silvia Fernández de Gurmendi, Judge Hans-Peter Kaul and Judge 6 Christine Van den Wyngaert 7 Confirmation of Charges Hearing 8 Wednesday, 20 February 2013 9 (The hearing starts in open session at 2.31 p.m.) 10 THE COURT USHER: All rise. 11 The International Criminal Court is now in session. 12 Please be seated. 13 PRESIDING JUDGE FERNÁNDEZ DE GURMENDI: (Interpretation) Court is in 14 session. Court officer, please call the case. 15 THE COURT OFFICER: (Interpretation) Situation in Côte d'Ivoire, case of The 16 Prosecutor versus Laurent Gbagbo, reference ICC-02/11-01/11. 17 PRESIDING JUDGE FERNÁNDEZ DE GURMENDI: (Interpretation) Thank you, 18 court officer. 19 I would like to request of the parties and participants indicate whether there have 20 been any changes to the composition of their respective teams, please. The Office of 21 the Prosecutor? 22 MS BENSOUDA: Thank you, Madam President. Indeed, there have been just 23 slight changes. If I may list those who are present in court this afternoon. It's Eric 24 MacDonald, senior trial lawyer; Pascal Turlan, international co-operation adviser; 25 Krisztina Varga, associate trial lawyer; Florie Huck, assistant trial lawyer; and Maria 20.02.2013 Page 1 ICC-02/11-01/11-T-15-Red-ENG WT 20-02-2013 2/57 NB PT Confirmation of Charges Hearing (Open Session) ICC-02/11-01/11 1 Berdennikova, assistant trial lawyer; Sandra Schoeters, case manager.
  • Research Article

    Research Article

    z Available online at http://www. journalcra. com INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CURRENT RESEARCH International Journal of Current Research Vol. 9, Issue, 11, pp.60243-60247, November, 2017 ISSN: 0975-833X RESEARCH ARTICLE ESTIMATION OF CHLOROPHYLL a CONTAINED IN PHYTOPLANKTON FROM BAYS OF ABIDJAN EBRIE LAGOON - CÔTE D'IVOIRE 1,2*WOGNIN Affou Séraphin, 3KOMOE Koffi and 1KOUASSI N’Guessan 1Laboratory of Microbiology, Ecotoxicology and Radioecology, Ivoirian Anti-polution Center, 20 BP 650 Abidjan 20, Côte d’Ivoire 2Laboratory of Microbiology and Biochemistry, Department of Biological Sciences, University of Peleforo Gon Coulibaly, BP 1328 Korhogo, Côte d’Ivoire 3Laboratory of Botany, UFR Biosciences, University of Felix Houphouet-Boigny, 22 BP 582 Abidjan 22, Côte d’Ivoire ARTICLE INFO ABSTRACT Article History: The present work is focused on the evaluation of Chlorophyll a contained in phytoplankton from Received 04th August, 2017 some bays of Abidjan district (Ebrie lagoon, Côte d’Ivoire). The sampling campaigns took place on Received in revised form August and October 2016. The study was interested successively in the physicochemical 20th September, 2017 characterization of bays of Ebrie lagoon system, and the quantification of Chlorophyll a in order to Accepted 06th October, 2017 evaluate the trophic state of these bays. Physicochemical parameters studies have shown a significant Published online 30th November, 2017 variation of temperature, conductivity and salinity. The determination of chlorophyll a concentration -1 -1 yielded values that vary between 0.26 μg.l and 25.16 μg.l . The highest levels of chlorophyll a are Key words: observed about Koumassi stations: Koumassi 1 (15.84 μg l-1), Koumassi 2 (17.89 μg.l-1) and -1 Chlorophyll, Phytoplankton, Koumassi 3 (25.16 μg.l ), located in Koumassi Bay.