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Togo prepares for COP31 participation around three priorities

Author: togofirst.comPublished on: October 22, 2026Country: Togo
Environment & Climate
Togo prepares for COP31 participation around three priorities

Togo will take part in COP31, scheduled for November 9–20, 2026, in Antalya, Turkey, to mobilize funding and technical and technological support for its climate projects. The three priorities announced in Lomé on October 22 are to promote priority projects, raise the profile of the Togo Green Fund, and hold bilateral meetings to secure resources. Dimizou Aoufoh Koffi, secretary-general of the ministry responsible for the environment, said Togo aims to turn its voice at the conference into concrete commitments. The preparatory meeting brought together representatives of state institutions, the private sector, local authorities, and technical and financial partners.

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