AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPublic Services: Togo is recruiting four specialists to move public procurement online, a reform intended to widen access to tenders and improve oversight. The BCEAO has also opened a regulatory sandbox for Togolese fintech firms, with applications due November 30. Infrastructure & Connectivity: Naka Gnassingbé de Souza has taken charge of the new road-financing agency, SONAFIR, which aims to diversify funding for road projects. Telecom regulator ARCEP is planning an online map to compare fiber coverage, speeds and providers. Industry & Agriculture: Togo is among the sites chosen for a WAEMU phosphate-fertilizer hub under a 1.45 trillion CFA-franc regional investment plan for 2026–30. In Savanes, 1,000 farmers received seeds and fertilizer to support dry-season production. Border Communities: Ghana and Togo are stepping up cooperation on security and local development; stalled projects in northern Ghana and Oti are expected to resume after funding delays were resolved. Education & Environment: Togo faces a 3.6 billion CFA-franc shortfall for literacy programs, while a regional forum in Kpalimé brought more than 300 participants together to discuss waste management and climate priorities.
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