History

Cote d’Ivoire made its first Summer Olympic appearance in 1964 and has competed ever since, with the exception of 1980 where it participated in the United States led boycott. The nation sends a small delegation with around 10 athletes competing at each Olympics. The athletes commonly participate in athletics, canoeing, judo, swimming and taekwondo.

Cote d’Ivoire won its first medal in 1984 where middle-distance runner Gabriel Tiacoh won silver in the men’s 400m. The nation won its other two medals at the 2016 Olympics where taekwondo athlete Ruth Gbagbi won bronze in women’s -67kg and taekwondo athlete Cheick Sallah Cisse won gold in men’s -80kg.

Qualified Quotas

Archery

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Women’s Individual	Esmei Diombo

Athletics

Men’s Events

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Men’s 100m	Arthur Cisse

Women’s Events

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Women’s 100m	Marie-Josee Ta Lou
	Murielle Ahoure
Women’s 200m	Marie-Josee Ta Lou

Football

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Men’s Tournament	Oupoh Nagoli Koffi Kouao Kouadio-Yves Dabila Idrissa Doumbia Aboubacar Doumbia Zie Ouattara Cheick Timite Hamed Junior Traore Youssouf Dao Anderson Niangbo Christian Kouame Jonathan Cisse Koffi Dakoi Aboubakar Keita Silas Gnaka Eliezer Tape Ira Ismael Diallo Jean Thierry Lazare Baba Lamine Traore Ibrahim Sangare Nicolas Tie

Rowing

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Men’s Single Sculls	Kouadio Franck N’Dri

Taekwondo

Event	Qualifying Athletes	Selected Athletes
Men’s -80kg	Cheick Cisse
Men’s +80kg	Seydou Gbane
Women’s -67kg	Ruth Gbagbi
Women’s +67kg	Aminata Traore