Togo First - Economic News in Togo.

Author: togofirst.comPublished on: April 27, 2026Country: Togo

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Togo has recently inaugurated several infrastructures, including the Regional Center for Agricultural Mechanization (CRMA) in Tchitchao and a modern complex at the University of Kara, valued at 15 billion FCFA. Additionally, the country has launched a national laboratory for food safety and phytosanitary security. Togo, Benin, and Senegal have also introduced free roaming to enhance regional digital integration.

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