AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBCEAO–Employers Dialogue: In Lomé, Togo’s National Employers’ Council (CNP-Togo) met BCEAO officials to flag business pain points—especially credit access and cross-border trade—despite the central bank saying the economy stayed resilient with inflation contained. Higher Education Boost: Togo promoted 107 lecturers and associate professors to full professor, a Cabinet-approved move meant to strengthen teaching, research and student supervision. Digital Connectivity Push: The government revised radio-frequency fees to better fit new satellite services, aiming to expand rural connectivity and attract specialized operators. University Expansion: Professor Essohanam Batchana was named first president of the University of Datcha, a new public university under construction in Plateaux. Telecom Leadership Spotlight: ARCEP Togo head Michel Yaovi Galley highlighted regulatory reforms and 5G rollout progress, including his recent election as WATRA president in Lomé. UN Funding in Focus: The UN says it mobilized $53.6m in Togo in 2025, reaching 1.2m people with support across growth, health, governance and climate resilience. Regional Trade & Borders: A Ghana–Togo frontier assessment renewed calls for better roads, healthcare, telecoms and security, while discussions in Ghana also advanced a Payment for Ecosystem Services framework that includes Togo.
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