Emmanuel Adebayor to promote Togo’s offer at Expo Belgrade 2027

Author: Ayi Renaud DossaviPublished on: October 28, 2026Country: Togo
Business & EconomyWorld / International
Emmanuel Adebayor to promote Togo’s offer at Expo Belgrade 2027

CETEF has appointed former Togo international and Éperviers captain Emmanuel Sheyi Adebayor as the country’s “Play Ambassador” for Expo Belgrade 2027. He will promote Togo’s participation and help mobilize resources. Running from May 15 to August 15, 2027, under the theme “Play for Humanity: Sport and Music for All,” the exhibition is expected to bring together more than 120 countries and attract over four million visits. CETEF will launch its promotion and fundraising campaign on November 27, at the opening of the Lomé International Fair.

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