AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoRegional Justice: A University of Lomé symposium has sharpened debate over the ECOWAS Court’s January ruling on Togo’s constitutional changes. Beninese jurist Dandi Gnamou argued the court is not a regional constitutional court, while scholars criticized its handling of the case. Security and Diplomacy: An analysis claims Russia is using Lomé’s port as a route to supply forces in the Sahel, citing a 2025 military cooperation agreement; Togo has also cited security threats as grounds for seeking partners. Public Finances: Togo’s revised 2026 budget trims spending slightly to CFAF2.744 trillion but increases planned investment borrowing by 43.7%. Separately, 20 companies received 52.83% of CFAF174.7 billion in tax breaks last year. Digital Access: A Commonwealth study finds near-universal 4G coverage in Togo, yet fewer than half of young people use the internet, underscoring the gap between access and AI readiness. Health Training: Togo plans a master’s program in prosthetics and orthotics as part of a regional effort to train rehabilitation specialists.
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