AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTogo Business & Courts: Togo’s National Assembly is set to consider reforms that could reshape the business climate, including updates to commercial courts (more digital procedures, electronic rulings and videoconference hearings), stronger rules for protected areas, and recognition of foreign public documents—aimed at speeding administration and supporting investment. Togo Aviation & Trade Links: Lomé-based ASKY Airlines says it is expanding its network and fleet, including a new direct Lomé–Kano route and delivery of additional Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, reinforcing Lomé’s push as a regional aviation hub. Togo Culture Under Climate Pressure: Togo and Benin launched a cross-border assessment for the Koutammakou World Heritage site, warning that sikien earthen homes face risks from heat, rainfall shifts, land degradation and shortages of traditional materials. Regional Security (Cyber): ECOWAS held a Lomé training to certify cybersecurity incident-management auditors, strengthening CSIRT cooperation across West Africa to tackle cross-border cyber threats. Regional Mobility: Chad announced visa-free entry for all African nationals from January 1, 2027, joining a growing list that includes Togo. Civic Space (UPR): CIVICUS submitted Universal Periodic Review reports on civil society space in Togo ahead of the January–February 2027 UPR session.
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