AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDiplomacy: President of the Council of Ministers Faure Gnassingbé will visit China from October 9 to 16, Beijing announced, as Togo seeks closer ties with the major power. Digital Services: Togo launched a one-month pilot to gather Ewe, Kabiyè and Moba texts and recordings for AI tools aimed at making public services accessible in local languages. Energy Reform: Cabinet approved a draft law to attract private investment, allow third-party access to electricity networks and expand self-generation and renewable power. Maritime Safety: A Togo-flagged cargo ship, the Alfa Watan, sank after a drone strike off Bulgaria; nine Syrian sailors and one Egyptian remain missing, and the search has ended. Public Finance: Moody’s included Togo among eight sub-Saharan African countries with a positive outlook, while warning that debt costs and limited revenues remain risks. Regional Justice: Togo’s Yaouza Ouro-Sama was sworn in as one of five new ECOWAS Court judges for a four-year term.
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