AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBCEAO & WAEMU Finance: BCEAO gathered 16 journalists in Dakar for rare, two-day training on monetary policy and financial stability, pushing more proactive public communication. ECOWAS Appointments: ECOWAS approved a new slate of officials for 2026–2030, including Togo’s Yaouza Ouro-Sama as an ECOWAS Court judge and new commissioners and health leadership. Togo Energy & Power: Togo’s AT2ER seeks a consultant to monitor and evaluate the Awandjelo 42MW solar project in Kara, backed by BOAD. Regional Gas Push: ECOWAS endorsed the Nigeria–Morocco gas pipeline, with Togo among the route countries, while Togo also discussed PRIME-GAS to expand its regional gas market. Togo Infrastructure: RN1’s Togblékopé–Atakpamé section is set for widening; roadside structures must be cleared by July 27. Coastal & Climate Risk: West African floods are linked to climate change intensifying rainfall, with rapid urban growth worsening damage. Sports & Culture: Lomé hosted an AFRUS Chess Cup for International Chess Day, launching a new chess club. Health & Rights: WHO convened Lomé mental-health leaders to expand rights-based, community care across West and Central Africa.
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