AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoUS Visa Updates for Diplomats: The U.S. Embassy in Abuja says it will keep processing only diplomatic and official visas (A, G and C) for eligible applicants, with instructions to consult the protocol office and submit a diplomatic note, DS-160, diplomatic/official passport and a photo. ECOWAS Tourism Push: ECOWAS adopted a framework to strengthen and accredit regional tourism business associations, aiming for better governance and deeper integration, with Togo among participating countries. Air Connectivity for West Africa: ASKY launches Kano–Niamey on Sept 2, routed via Lomé, promising faster travel for business and leisure across the region. Power & Travel Impact in Togo: West African Gas Pipeline maintenance will temporarily suspend gas flows from Nigeria to Togo and Benin from Aug 28–Sept 1, raising concerns for gas-fired electricity supply. Culture & Craft Tourism: Accra hosts the 10-day CRAFTARA Festival (Aug 20–30) showcasing crafts from Togo, Ghana and other African countries, with a focus on connecting artisans to buyers. Regional Safety Advisory: Ghana’s foreign ministry warns pilgrims against overland travel to Senegal and urges flying due to security risks on corridors into Dakar.
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