AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWildlife Research: A study at Lomé’s Akodessewa market recorded 82 bird species for sale—more than four times the number found in a 2016 survey—and reported threatened species among them, raising conservation concerns. Medical Technology: China’s hospital ship Auspicious Ark made its first visit to Togo, offering care on board and at local facilities during a seven-day mission. Digital Skills: Togo’s Digital Agency hosted about 30 Business School Lomé students at the agency, Djanta Tech Hub and Togo AI Lab to introduce them to digital careers and innovation. Nuclear Energy: Togo and Rosatom signed an MoU to explore peaceful nuclear uses, including electricity, healthcare and agriculture. It launches discussions, not a plant-building deal; floating reactors are among the options under consideration. Renewable Energy: Togo aims to grow biodigester installations from 140 to 5,000 by 2030, but funding is not yet secured. ECOWAS countries have also adopted a regional directive to expand energy storage, including batteries, to support renewable power.
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