AFCON 2025: Ivory Coast Opens New Registration Agency for Its Supporters

Côte d’Ivoire has opened a new registration agency to help supporters prepare for AFCON 2025 in Morocco. The centre assists fans with enrolment, supporter cards, travel details, and Fan ID requirements, strengthening the country’s organised presence for the tournament.
Ivorian woman smiling and giving two thumbs up in the stadium during AFCON preparations.

Photo by Adera Abdoulaye Dolo Pexels

Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast) has taken a new step in its preparation for AFCON 2025 in Morocco by opening a dedicated registration agency for its supporters. The initiative was launched by the Comité National de Soutien aux Éléphants (CNSE), which aims to organize, mobilize, and guide fans who plan to travel to Morocco for the tournament. (linfodrome)

The agency, inaugurated on 27 November 2025, gives supporters a direct place to register, obtain their official supporter card, and receive information about tickets, travel plans, and group coordination. It also makes the administrative process easier as fans prepare for a major continental event.

AFCON 2025 will run in Morocco from 21 December 2025 to 18 January 2026. Supporters will need a Fan ID and a free e-visa delivered through the CAF-approved Yalla app. The CNSE’s new centre will help guide Ivorian fans through these procedures.

Beyond logistics, Côte d’Ivoire also plans to create a cultural space in Morocco known as “Village Eléph’Fan”, especially in Marrakech. It will highlight Ivorian culture, music, cuisine, and fan activities.

With this move, Côte d’Ivoire shows its intention to ensure a strong and organised presence at AFCON 2025.

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