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Togo unveiled a new Sahel geopolitical and security strategy (2026–2028) designed to position Lomé as a diplomatic bridge between the Sahel and the wider international community. Presented at a high-level Lomé meeting with ECOWAS, the AES, and international envoys (France, EU), the plan aims to strengthen dialogue with Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso, who have shifted away from ECOWAS and Western partners toward Russia. Key pillars include political dialogue with the AES, regio
2026-05-24Summary tailored to your query: Togo’s economic and security situation under IMF review (June 16, 2025) - Economic background: Togo’s growth remains resilient despite shocks, aided by fiscal support. However, pandemic-era and post-pandemic expansion pushed up the public debt and pressured foreign reserves. A dual fiscal anchor would require careful consolidation to avoid undermining inclusion, security, and growth. - Security and geopolitical risks: The most significant risk
2026-05-24Togo’s new diplomatic year centers on Africa’s strategic autonomy amid global rivalries. Foreign Minister Robert Dussey urges Africa to define relations on its own terms to support stability and development. A keynote by Abderaman Koulamallah highlights Africa’s central role in competing interests and calls for youth education and research investment. Togo is advancing diplomacy as an economic tool, with a validated roadmap for economic diplomacy to align embassies, diaspora,
2026-05-24Summary: - Strategic aim: Togo’s diplomacy under President of the Council Faure Gnassingbé centers on peace in Africa and global stability, promotion of African historical justice, and mobilizing diasporas toward Pan-African ideals. - Multipolar world and Africa: Togolese policy seeks to unite African states to shape a stronger continental voice in global affairs and defend national interests through strengthened international partnerships. - Justice and reparations: Togo ad
2026-05-24Summary: - Topic: Interview with Prof. Robert Dussey on Togo’s evolving approach to the Sahel (2021-2025) and the shift to a New Togo Strategy for the Sahel. - Core aims: Strengthen regional stability, security, and economic relations between Sahel and Togo; integrate security with development; enhance governance and inclusive participation. - Strategy pillars (highlights): - Political normalization and mediation: support democratic transitions, reconciliation, and the soc
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