AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTogo Roadmap & Public Finance: Togo has begun a final stakeholder review of its 2026–2031 government roadmap, while moving from experimental green budgeting to a mandatory framework and urging banks to boost financing for agriculture and MSMEs. Women in Transport: In Lomé, CCI-Togo launched the “Femme Action” program training 10 young women in heavy truck driving and port/logistics handling, with a three-month company immersion planned to scale up. Health & Labs: West African medical biologists meeting in Lomé called for stronger early epidemic detection, warning that weakened health systems can delay responses—amid ongoing Ebola concerns in the region. Trade & Permits (Regional): Nigeria’s CPPE urged a review of foreign traders’ permits and immigration approvals, saying foreign participation in retail/distributive trade needs urgent policy attention. UN Map Shift (Togo-led): The UN adopted the “Correct the Map” push, encouraging equal-area projections like Equal Earth; Togo’s foreign minister said the change corrects unfair global perceptions of Africa’s size. Sports (Togo in focus): Zambia’s Chipolopolo contingent is expected in Algeria for AFCON qualifiers, with Togo next on the schedule; meanwhile, Nigeria’s Flamingos and Black Maidens’ WAFU B U17 campaign continues with Togo as a key next opponent.
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