Togo/Health: The policy to modernise the health system enters its decisive phase
The Togolese government, under the leadership of President Faure Gnassingbé, continues to demonstrate its commitment to transforming the nation’s healthcare system. By prioritizing modernization and accessibility, authorities aim to provide quality medical services to all citizens.
In recent years, a series of reforms and initiatives have been implemented to enhance healthcare delivery.
These efforts include restructuring hospital management, equipping medical facilities with advanced technology, and launching large-scale projects to build or upgrade health infrastructure nationwide.
A notable milestone in these endeavors was achieved on Friday, as Prime Minister Victoire Tomégah-Dogbé laid the foundation stone for a new cancer treatment center in the Agoè prefecture, near the 1st BIR military camp in southern Togo.
This specialized facility represents a significant step forward in addressing cancer care needs and underscores the government’s determination to meet pressing health challenges.
In partnership with technical and financial collaborators, Togo is steadily advancing its healthcare ambitions.
These efforts align with broader socioeconomic goals, ensuring that citizens benefit from improved health services and an enhanced quality of life.
With initiatives like these, Togo reaffirms its dedication to building a resilient healthcare system capable of meeting the evolving needs of its population.
Kodjovi Makafui
