Hinduism has a small presence felt in Cote d'Ivoire.
The Ananda Marga runs a School in Abidjan.[1] There is a Brahmakumari Ashram and a Satya Saibaba Group in Abidjan. The International Society for Krishna Consciousness ISKCON has a presence in this country.[2]
The Indian community in Cote d’Ivoire consists of approximately 250 families mostly comprising
businessmen of Sindhi and Gujarathi origin, professionals in NRI/PIO owned trading
and manufacturing companies and officials working in various UN bodies.
Algeria·Angola·Benin·Botswana·Burkina Faso·Burundi·Cameroon·Cape Verde·Central African Republic·Chad·Comoros·Democratic Republic of the Congo·Republic of the Congo·Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast)·Djibouti·Egypt·Equatorial Guinea·Eritrea·Ethiopia·Gabon·The Gambia·Ghana·Guinea·Guinea-Bissau·Kenya·Lesotho·Liberia·Libya·Madagascar·Malawi·Mali·Mauritania·Mauritius·Morocco·Mozambique·Namibia·Niger·Nigeria·Rwanda·São Tomé and Príncipe·Senegal·Seychelles·Sierra Leone·Somalia·South Africa·Sudan·Swaziland·Tanzania·Togo·Tunisia·Uganda·Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic·Zambia·Zimbabwe
Dependencies, autonomies, other territories
Canary Islands /Ceuta /Melilla /Spanish Africa (Spain) ·Madeira (Portugal) ·Mayotte /Réunion (France) ·Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (United Kingdom) ·Socotra (Yemen) ·Southern Sudan (Sudan) ·Zanzibar (Tanzania)
Italics indicate an unrecognised or partially recognised state.
