Togo: A model of financial inclusion and stability under the leadership of President Faure Gnassingbé
Under the enlightened leadership of President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé, Togo has become an eloquent example of financial inclusion within the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU). The Chair rose brilliantly to the challenge of establishing sustainable and inclusive mechanisms that earned the country praise from many partners.
The political and economic stability enjoyed by Togo is one of the reasons why the country increasingly attracts the attention of large international companies. It is essential that these companies consider locating their headquarters in Lomé, the country’s capital, to take advantage of the favourable business environment prevailing there.
Togo has become a true economic hub of the sub-region, a role reinforced by a government that is determined to actively support investors and guarantee their security. This encouraging policy has prompted many companies to choose Togo as an investment destination. The national airline Asky, pride of the country, facilitates the opening of Lomé to international travelers and investors.
Togo’s positive influence is not limited to its borders. The presence of Ecobank, an international financial institution of Togolese origin, is a striking example of the country’s growing role in the financial sector in Africa. President Faure Gnassingbé’s political vision contributed greatly to this achievement.
Togo is now a major player in the development process of the entire African continent. Its policy of financial inclusion, economic stability and investor support has laid the foundation for continued and sustainable prosperity. President Faure Gnassingbé and his government are to be congratulated for turning the country into a shining example for the region and the entire continent. Togo is ready to welcome more investors and contribute to the development of Africa.
