AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCoastal Protection Upgrade: Togo’s WACA-Togo project has finished 25 of 26 groynes along the Agbodrafo–Goumoukopé–Gbodjomé–Kpémé stretch, with the last structure still under construction in Kpémé; the work will extend the protected coastline to 26 km and includes beach nourishment, backed by CFAF 33.48 billion financing. Diplomacy & Tourism Links: Cambodia and Togo held their first Foreign Ministry bilateral consultations in Lomé, exploring cooperation in trade, agriculture, tourism, air connectivity and parliamentary affairs. Travel Access for West Africans: A new passport access roundup says Nigerians can visit Togo visa-free (alongside many other destinations), making regional trips easier without embassy appointments. UN Map Push: Togo-backed “Correct the Map” won UN General Assembly support to better reflect Africa’s true size, a move tied to education and global perception. Sports & Local Pride: SOBEMAP coach says playing Rangers in Lomé is a neutral-ground disadvantage, while Togo’s Flamingos U-17 campaign and Black Maidens’ WAFU opener add more regional football buzz.
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