Togo: A new page turns in the partnership between Lomé and the World Bank
A new chapter unfolds in the partnership between Togo and the World Bank as the Vice President for West and Central Africa, Ousmane Diagana, embarks on an official visit to the country.
This visit, extending until March 10, aims to strengthen ties and assess ongoing projects benefiting from the support of this renowned financial institution.
Accompanied by a high-level delegation, the World Bank representative will delve into various agricultural projects in Togo, underscoring the institution’s continued commitment to supporting the country’s sustainable development.
This official visit provides a firsthand opportunity to evaluate the impact of these projects on the ground and discuss future prospects.
With a portfolio exceeding one billion dollars, the World Bank actively invests in Togo with around fifteen projects spanning diverse sectors.
This substantial presence underscores the significance of cooperation between Togo and the Bretton Woods institution, aiming to stimulate economic growth, enhance infrastructure, and improve the living conditions of the Togolese people.
World Bank-supported projects in Togo encompass a wide range of areas, including agriculture, education, health, infrastructure, and more.
The objectives of these initiatives are to promote job creation, increase agricultural productivity, enhance access to basic services such as health and education, and strengthen key infrastructure to foster economic development.
The visit of the World Bank Vice President for West and Central Africa holds great importance as it facilitates the exchange of ideas, identification of challenges and opportunities, and outlines the next steps in this fruitful collaboration.
This visit is expected to further strengthen the ties between Togo and the World Bank, paving the way for new projects and initiatives beneficial to the country and its population.
Together, Togo and the World Bank chart a path toward a more promising future, where sustainable development, social inclusion, and economic prosperity are at the core of joint efforts.
This visit marks a significant chapter in this dynamic partnership and mutually beneficial cooperation.
Adanlété Messanh
