In Côte d’Ivoire, twin sisters Marie and Grâce were born conjoined at the abdomen, facing serious health risks. After enduring a 17-hour separation surgery performed by a Franco-Swiss medical team, the infants were successfully separated. This remarkable feat provides hope for a better future for the twins and their mother, Charlette, who can now care for each child individually. The operation highlights both the challenges faced by conjoined twins in Côte d’Ivoire and the dedication of medical volunteers from Paris.