AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoECOWAS Single Currency: ECOWAS reaffirmed plans to launch the ECO single currency in phases by 2027, with countries meeting criteria like inflation, debt and monetary stability moving first, while key issues remain around the future central bank and decision rules. Togo Education Overhaul: Togo has started reviewing its 2020–2030 Education Sector Plan in Lomé, aiming for an updated framework by September 2027 to reflect new socioeconomic priorities and improve planning through financial simulations. Quality Infrastructure Push: Togo’s quality and environment authority (HAUQE) unveiled a roadmap after benchmarking Morocco’s quality infrastructure, targeting stronger standards, metrology, accreditation and certification to help Togolese firms win more market access under AfCFTA. Mango Exports to Europe: CIFM says it wants European market access from 2026, but producers, processors and traders still face weak coordination and value-chain gaps. ASKY Fleet Upgrade: ASKY took delivery of two new Boeing 737 MAX 8 jets in July, boosting its fleet to 17 and strengthening Lomé’s role as an aviation and logistics gateway. Togo Tech Expo: Lomé will host the 5th Togo Tech Expo on July 29–30, focused on digital sovereignty, with AI, cybersecurity and digital infrastructure on the agenda.
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