AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAgriculture: Togo’s cereal harvest is forecast to rise 4.3% to nearly 1.96 million tonnes in 2026–27, but low maize prices are squeezing farmers’ earnings, while insecurity limits access to fields and markets in Kpendjal. Trade and Diplomacy: Faure Gnassingbé is set to attend the Russia–Africa Summit in Moscow, where Togo and Russia may advance talks on trade, energy and a transport corridor to West Africa. China Partnership: Togo and China signed 13 cooperation agreements covering trade, technology and industrialisation, with China also agreeing to cancel part of Togo’s public debt. A new Huawei deal targets digital upgrades in energy, transport and customs. Investment: ECOWAS reports Togo approved 47 investment projects worth about $619 million, as member states work to improve investor services. Farm Support: Training in Kara aims to expand access to improved seeds for farmers facing drought, irregular rainfall and floods.
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