AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoECOWAS Appointments: ECOWAS leaders approved new statutory posts for 2026–2030, including Togo’s Yaouza Ouro-Sama as a judge at the ECOWAS Court of Justice, plus new commissioners and an Auditor-General/WAHO Director-General. Regional Energy Infrastructure: ECOWAS also signed off on the $25bn Nigeria–Morocco African Atlantic Gas Pipeline, a 6,000–6,900 km hybrid route expected to move 30 bcm of gas yearly from 2031, passing through Togo and other Atlantic states. Climate & Flood Risk: A World Weather Attribution study says human-driven climate change made West African floods more intense and more likely, while rapid urban growth into floodplains worsened damage in places including Togo and Ghana. Togo Development & Digital: The World Bank’s Anna Bjerde visited Togo to discuss jobs, resilience and coastal protection, alongside new financing deals covering transport, electrification, natural gas and digital ID. Local Governance: Togo’s ministry began talks with the African Union on partnerships for local development, capacity building and youth/women empowerment. Security Tech at Borders: Benin and Nigeria concluded Operation GEOCONTROL, using geospatial intelligence to map smuggling routes and make 37 seizures along the border. Togo Tech in Focus: Togo unveiled an AI project to promote national languages.
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