AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTogo’s 2040 push: Togo held a “Deep Dive” with the private sector on implementing its 2040 Vision and the 2026–2031 roadmap, focusing on barriers to investment and reforms to customs and land procedures; FDI stock rose 27.3% in 2025 to $2.063bn, with priority sectors including agro-industry, logistics, transport and energy. Higher education boost: Togo promoted 107 senior lecturers and associate professors to full professor after CAMES assessments, aiming to strengthen teaching, research and supervision. Telecom connectivity: Togo revised radio-frequency fees to better fit new satellite services, supporting rural connectivity and IoT/M2M use cases. Data protection in Lomé: An international personal data protection forum opened in Lomé to tackle compliance, cybersecurity and governance as Togo strengthens its IPDCP framework. Digital identity security: A report highlights how deepfake fraud detection is becoming a core layer of modern identity protection. US visa rules affecting Africa: The US made its visa bond pilot permanent, with some applicants for B1/B2 visas facing bonds up to $20,000.
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