AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPower Supply: Lomé’s outages are linked to gas-pipeline maintenance, with electricity expected to return to normal by late October. CEET says running plants on liquid fuels has limited disruption but costs more and is less efficient. Maritime Trade: FLEX Commodities has launched bunker-fuel deliveries at Lomé, using an approved barge to serve ships at anchorage and positioning the port as a supply hub along the Lomé–Abidjan corridor. Digital Economy: Togo is presenting initiatives at the Seoul AI summit, including digital skills training, local-language AI resources and a project to expand internet access to schools, clinics and government offices. Agriculture: Cereal output is forecast to rise 4.3% to nearly 1.96 million tonnes in 2026–27, though falling maize prices may squeeze farmers’ earnings. Investment: Vo 2 municipality is seeking investors for a tourism, leisure and commercial development on Lake Togo’s waterfront in Togoville, with proposals due December 11. Infrastructure: A new Huawei agreement targets modernization of energy, transport and customs systems, with technology transfer and local expertise development.
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