Agence Nationale de l'Aviation Civile et de la Météorologie

Agence Nationale de l'Aviation Civile et de la Météorologie, also known as ANACIM, is Senegal's national agency for civil aviation and meteorology. Its headquarters are located in Senegal. The organisation's mandate, as indicated by its name, covers the regulation of civil aviation and the provision of meteorological services. These functions involve ensuring aviation safety standards and delivering weather information that supports flight operations and public safety.

In August 2023, ANACIM experienced a cyberattack that defaced its website with a message urging the release of Juan Branco. The attack affected only the homepage and did not compromise the agency's real-time backup data or operational systems. Agency officials confirmed that recovery efforts were underway and that other digital platforms remained accessible to users. The incident highlighted the resilience of ANACIM's backup infrastructure in protecting critical data during cyber threats. As the national authority for aviation and meteorology, ANACIM supplies official information and services that are essential for stakeholders in Senegal. Specific quantitative details such as staff size, budget, or organisational structure are not disclosed in the available sources. No information regarding parent companies, subsidiaries, or ownership beyond its status as a Senegalese national agency is provided in the supplied material.