AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoECOWAS Appointments: ECOWAS leaders approved new statutory and specialised posts for 2026–2030, including Togo’s Yaouza Ouro-Sama as Chief Registrar of the ECOWAS Court and new commissioners across the bloc. Atlantic Gas Deal: ECOWAS also signed off on the $25bn Nigeria–Morocco African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a 6,000–6,900 km project expected to start construction in 2028 and deliver first gas in 2031, with Togo among the coastal transit states. Togo Road Prep: Authorities along the Togblékopé–Atakpamé RN1 widening route have begun clearing roadside right-of-way, asking residents to remove temporary structures by July 27. AFR100 Support: Togo selected 34 eco-enterprises in the Plateaux region for FAO-backed AFR100 training, with boot camps and mentoring to help them restore degraded landscapes and prepare financing plans. Coastal Risk Debate: Activists are warning against delays in Southern Volta coastal defence, arguing erosion protection decisions are being treated like a “price tag” issue. Regional Security: NDLEA reports major tramadol seizures linked to the Togo–Benin–Nigeria corridor, arresting drivers tied to a transnational syndicate.
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