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BERA: "[betray] this name is common to several species of touracos, but more specifically, it is used for the Green turaco (tauraco persa / Guinea turaco) ». In the French-Boulez dictionary published by Nouvelles Éditions ivoiriennes 2003.

BERA is the name that the Baoulé (an ethnic group from the Centre of the Côte d'Ivoire) give to the Green Turaco, a magnificent savanna bird known for its gorgeous plumage, it is of superb beauty, but above all, it is the tweet of this bird that makes it a wonderful singer of forests.
In ancient Egypt,"Bera"or 'beyra' is the Benou' bird, it is the symbol of transformation, renaissance and renewal which announces a better future!

In Baoule symbolism, the name of the "bera" is sung through allusions to bring forth a situation which calls for the awareness of all members of the community. Hence, Bera also stands for Messenger, the one who puts his or her beautiful voice at the service of the community, for the common good.

The eponymous bird is the symbol of the junction between a heterogeneous, dynamic Africa, undergoing tremendous change and a world community seeking viable solutions vis-a-vis environment, development, and security challenges.

• To highlight the economic, cultural and social potentialities of Africa particularly its sub-Saharan region through films, reports, entertainment and event-driven projects;
• To contribute to the dialogue of cultures through the production and the exchange of the knowledge;
• To create a space of exchange and reflection conducive to the development of Africa;
• To contribute to the fight against clandestine immigration by promoting the development of the Continent and its people;

At Bera Communication and Production, we rely on a network of international experts with established competence in the areas such as culture, electronic media and communication: writers, directors, journalists, editors, makeup artists, cameramen, directors of photography, sound engineers, stage managers, designers, directors, sounds and light technicians, directors, scenographists, decorators, etc.

• The creation of concepts television and radio programmes,
• audio-visual production,
• design and implementation of cultural projects,
• cultural intermediation, business linkages,
• organizing of exhibitions, shows and previews
• organizing concerts.

Léonie Konian PAKORA She holds a Maitrise degree in audio-visual production and a BTS degree in communication, both diplomas were obtained in the Ivory Coast, her country of origin, Léonie Konian PAKORA, explores several ways to express her creativity and her potential. This versatile professional initially started the great media adventure with radio and television programs as a presenter and a producer. As such, she worked with the National Broadcasting House (RTI) from 1992 to 2012 - With regard to institutional communication, Léonie Konian PAKORA occupied high positions in the Ivorian administration for ten years in as the Chief Communication Officer for the Ivorian Center for the Promotion of Investments (CEPICI), then as the Paris Delegation Communication Officer. As far as public relations are concerned, Mrs. PAKORA collaborated with key Ivorian institutions such as: the MASA (African Arts and the African Spectacle Market (M.A.S.A.), National Union of Journalists (U.N.J.C.I.) and the Society of Records and Videos Producers (S.P.P.V.C.I.).

The events management aspect is yet another area of excellence for Mrs. Pechora who does not need to be introduced. Her vast working experience includes assignments in various positions as stage manager, scenographist, and coordinator for shows, exhibitions and concerts in Cote d'Ivoire and abroad. Now living between Abidjan and Paris, Léonie Konian Pakora has a vision to use her know-how and experience to promote Africa and to add value to what it stands for. Mrs.Pakora has an established and solid reputation in artistic and cultural circles as stage manager, stage designer, Coordinator, shows, exhibition, and those concerts in Côte d'Ivoire and abroad.

Now living between Abidjan and Paris, Léonie Konan PAKORA aims to put her know-how and experience to the promotion and enhancement of the image of the African continent.

• Television channels,
• audio-visual production outlets
• communication agencies
• development organizations
• local authorities
• cultural agencies
• businesses
• organizations and associations,
• Branches of the Administration,
• Individuals.

• Televised and broadcast magazines,
• documentary films,
• entertainment programmes,
• interviews and reports,
• concerts, previews, exhibitions, shows and fora.

The objectives of Bera Communication and Production

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We are active in the following fields: audio-visual production, Events driven Communication, public relations both in Africa and throughout the world.

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The Promoter

Bera Communication and Production was created to promote Africa via original audio-visual productions and innovative cultural events. Bera Communication and Production: our mission is to portray Africa as dynamic and inventive, with people who care for themselves and who contributes their share to the well being of the world.

Bera Communication and Production also works on the bringing together of the peoples of the world.