On October 06, 2020 it took place, in the presence of the Minister of the Promotion of Small and Medium Enterprises, FELIX ANOBLE, the official launch of the club M of the Mentors of the Agency Côte d'Ivoire SME, to support our SMEs. It is an honor for the HTS-Partners team to be part of this club M of Mentors.

HTS in collaboration with the Agency Côte d'Ivoire SME gives advice and tips to entrepreneurs to cope with difficulties in their various applications for funding from financial institutions and make their files bankable. This Webinar of September 30, 2020 on the '' Essential step for negotiating business financing '' gave them the skills needed to get positive feedback on their various requests.

How to sustain its activity despite the VIDOC-19 crisis ? We support Women Entrepreneurs in coping with the crisis. On June 12, 2020, HTS and the Côte d’Ivoire SME Agency talked to women entrepreneurs about strategies for the sustainability of the VSEs and SMEs they run.

Discussion via a live Instagram on June 07, 2020 on how we, as African youth, can contribute to the evolution of our continent. The youth by its dynamism, creativity and the fact that it is the foundation of the future has a leading role to play in sustainable development.

Fruitful discussion on May 27, 2020 on the challenges of digital transformation in Africa and prospects after the COVID-19 crisis, with Habib Bamba, Director of Digital and Media Transformation at Orange Côte d'Ivoire

On April 04, 2020, the HTS team shows us how to continue its activity despite the containment due to COVID-19 thanks to teleworking in this report made by Business 24 Africa.

On April 29, 2020 an enriching HTS webinar on "How the private sector can help in the fight against COVID-19", with Dr. Myriam Sidibe, health expert

On April 21, 2020, Hafou Touré Samb, CEO of HTS-Partners was on the set of Business 24 Africa, to share HTS solutions for crisis management within the company. 

On April 15, 2020, HTS Partners and i-Hub Abidjan held a webinar on how to manage the impact of COVID-19 within the company and on activities. The webinar brought together Nabou Fall, Hafou Touré-Samb and Souleïma Abdennebi, African women with diverse and varied experiences to discuss the different perspectives of the crisis related to COVID-19, the urgency of its control, how to cushion the shock and limit the damage, and finally shared their views on anticipating the exit and planning for the post-COVID-19 period.