During a ceremony held in Le Plateau, in the Autonomous District of Abidjan, the Minister of Communication, Amadou Coulibaly, marked a turning point in the modernization of the public press group Fraternité Matin. The event focused on the rollout of the new range of digital offers called 'Arc-en-Ciel', an initiative that is part of the global digital transformation of the state-owned media. For the minister, this transition to digital must not be a simple technical evolution, but must meet specific societal and professional imperatives. Amadou Coulibaly thus stated three major requirements to accompany this restructuring. Firstly, he insisted on the real utility of the proposed innovations for the population, stressing that technology must serve the citizen on a daily basis. Secondly, faced with the rise of misinformation on social networks and digital platforms, the minister recalled the urgent need for Fraternité Matin to position itself as an ethical bulwark, by guaranteeing reliable and verified information. Finally, the third point concerns cybersecurity. In a digital environment where cyber threats are multiplying, the protection of the group's infrastructure and data has become an essential strategic priority to ensure the sustainability and credibility of the institution. This ministerial statement confirms the ambition of the Ivorian government to provide its public media with high-performance tools capable of competing with the current standards of the digital media ecosystem, while maintaining their public service mission.