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Lomé-Beijing: Free robotics and 6G training may soon be available to Togolese students

Author: Esaïe EdohPublished on: October 16, 2026Country: Togo
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Lomé-Beijing: Free robotics and 6G training may soon be available to Togolese students

Two Chinese organizations specializing in robotics and 6G technologies have pledged to offer free training to top Togolese students. The prospects were discussed during Faure Gnassingbé’s visit to the organizations in China on October 14, 2026. Selection procedures, the number of places and the schedule have not yet been announced. The training could complement Togo’s efforts to align technical education with business needs and accelerate digital transformation.

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