AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFIFA Boycott Fallout: FIFA’s plan to sell stakes in its competitions has triggered threats of boycotts, with only a limited set of countries still not backing the stand-off—raising uncertainty for the next World Cup. Togo Digital Leadership: ARCEP head Michel Yaovi Galley says Togo’s telecom regulation push is built on data and transparency, while Lomé Container Terminal’s new managing director Tim Vancampen is driving a €120m capacity upgrade. Education Expansion in Togo: Professor Essohanam Batchana has been appointed president of the University of Datcha, a new public university in Plateaux expected to grow to 30,000 students by 2040. UN Support for Togo: The UN system mobilized $53.6m in 2025, reaching 1.2m people across Togo, with focus on social services and climate resilience. Regional Trade & Food Security: ECOWAS stakeholders in Lomé are drafting an operating manual for a risk financing window to help member states respond faster to food and climate crises. Border Security & Community Needs: Ghana’s Boundary Commission assessed Oti border communities, where residents want roads, healthcare, telecoms and security—and chiefs also renewed calls for peaceful resolution of the Fotor Yeye dispute with Togo. Human Trafficking Crackdown at Aflao: Ghana intensified anti-trafficking efforts with stakeholder education at the Aflao border, targeting scams and forced criminality.
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