
Why BENINOW?
“People of African descent are not simply distant members of our family. They are our children, our brothers, our sisters. They embody an essential part of our collective identity. By recognizing their right of return, we are saying to them: 'You have never ceased to belong to this land. Africa is your home, and we welcome you with open arms,'” Olushegun Adjadi Bakari, Benin's Minister of Foreign Affairs - speech delivered at the UN General in New York, in September 2024.
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First Beninese platform dedicated to nationality, return, and investment for Afro-descendants
Beninese law allows any descendant of Beninese origin to legally reconnect with their roots. BENINOW accompanies you through each step of this process, with complete security and transparency.


The 03 PILLARS
BENINOW in motion
Benin for real, through our journeys and those of our community.
Benin, a land of history and roots
The cradle of Vodun
Benin is the birthplace of Vodun. Every January 10, the national Vodun Festival is celebrated across the country.
Places that tell Benin's story
Iconic places captured during our own journeys in Benin.

Ouidah
The Door of No Return, memorial of memory and return.

Abomey
Symbols of the Dahomey kings, a UNESCO World Heritage legacy.

Ganvié
The lake city on Lake Nokoué, known as the Venice of Africa.

Porto-Novo
The capital and its carved doors, keepers of history.

Cotonou — street art
Cotonou tells its story in color on its walls.

Cotonou — markets
The energy of Beninese markets, flavors and craftsmanship.
Events & News
Follow our initiatives, our actions and the highlights of our news.


22 Afro-descendants granted Beninese citizenship in Ouidah

Benin Business Forum in Osaka: Benin courts investors

Vodun Days 2026: resounding success in Ouidah
Return to be reborn
Every homecoming is a new beginning. Rediscover Benin, its faces, its warmth and the enduring bond that never fades.
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