Lomé, the capital of Togo, will host the UK–West and Central Francophone Africa Trade and Investment Forum on November 12–13.
The event is expected to draw more than 600 participants, including government officials, investors, and business leaders from across the region.
The forum is jointly organized by the Togolese government, the UK’s Department for Business and Trade, and partners such as UK Export Finance and DMA Invest.
As per Ecofin Agency, the gathering will focus on investment opportunities, trade partnerships, and financing mechanisms aimed at strengthening economic ties between the United Kingdom and Francophone countries in West and Central Africa.
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Discussions will center on national economic priorities and reforms underway in participating countries to enhance investor confidence and improve business conditions.
The high-level meeting aligns with Togo’s broader push to improve its business environment and attract additional foreign investment.
For Lomé, the forum serves as a platform to highlight its logistics strengths, including its deep-water port, and its pro-business tax reforms while advancing collaboration with British companies.
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