Vision Togo 2040: 257 billion FCFA from World Bank for structural projects

Author: togofirst.comPublished on: July 17, 2026Country: Togo

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Vision Togo 2040: 257 billion FCFA from World Bank for structural projects

Togo and the World Bank Group signed five financing agreements on Thursday, July 16, 2026 in Lomé, totaling $429 million, including 257 billion FCFA for structural projects under the Vision Togo 2040 framework. These funds aim to support infrastructure development and economic growth. The signing is part of the strengthened partnership between Togo and the World Bank.

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