Improving the business climate and making the private sector a growth vector for the development of Benin, and thinking about Beninese growth for a better shared prosperity, are among others the objectives targeted by the Minister of Economy and Finance, Romuald Wadagni, by organizing this discussion meeting with various private sector actors on reforms in favor of the business climate. The information and discussion meeting enabled five Directors General of the Ministry to each present the reforms aimed at economic operators. The Director General of Economic Affairs, Aristide Mèdenou, first presented to the participants the macroeconomic situation of Benin in 2018 and the growth performance indicators for 2019. Benin’s growth rose in 2017 from 5.8% to 6.8% in 2018 and for 2019, the forecast is 7% said the Director General of Economic Affairs. His presentation is followed by that of the Director General of Taxes, Nicolas Yènoussi, the Director General of Customs and Indirect Taxes, Charles Inoussa SACCA BOCO, the Director General of the Treasury and Public Accountancy, Oumara Karimou Assouma and the Director General of the Estate and of land, Victorien Kougblénou. Each Director General presented to the participants the economic reforms of his direction for the improvement of the business climate in Benin. The financial reforms underway for economic operators including mobile payment to the treasury and other administrative dematerialization measures have been reviewed with private sector actors.