AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEcobank Pushes $2.6bn for Women and Agribusiness: The Lomé-based Ecobank says it will mobilize US$2.6bn by 2030, with US$2bn for women-led firms via Ellevate and US$600m for agricultural SMEs across the value chain, aiming to expand formal women clients to 400,000 and reach nearly 1 million micro-entrepreneurs. BOAD Financing for Togo’s Farm and Energy: BOAD approved CFAF 82bn for Togo—CFAF 45bn for ProMAI agricultural mechanization and irrigation, and CFAF 37bn to expand petroleum storage at Lomé’s COMPEL, boosting energy security and regional logistics. Togo-Rwanda Cooperation Deal: Togo and Rwanda signed memoranda and a framework agreement to strengthen political consultations and create a joint commission for priority cooperation areas. Togo’s Visa-Free Step for Africans: Togo removed visa requirements for African citizens with valid passports for up to 30 days, formalized in May 2026. Lomé Insurance Forum: FANAF’s insurance markets forum will be held in Lomé on Nov 2–3, focusing on unpaid premiums under CIMA rules. Power Project Engagement: Togo began early market engagement for a planned 120 MW dual-fuel power plant at the Lomé Thermal Power Plant site, backed by the World Bank. Regional Trade Link-Up: Togo and Ghana business operators meet in Accra Sept 25–27 for WABC 2026 to unlock partnerships under AfCFTA.
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