UPF FootPrints in Togo

Nation presentation

Nestled in the Gulf of Guinea in West Africa, Togo covers an area of approximately 56,785 square kilometers and is home to a diverse population with French as the official language. The country's economic landscape is characterized by a mix of agriculture, industry, and services. Agriculture, including crops like cocoa and coffee, plays a significant role in Togo's economy, alongside sectors like phosphate mining and textile manufacturing. Recognizing the importance of economic diversification, Togo is actively promoting sectors such as infrastructure, energy, and tourism to create a more resilient and balanced economy. The government's commitment to transformative policies reflects a determination to reduce dependency on specific sectors and foster sustainable development. As one of West Africa's emerging economies, Togo is navigating its development trajectory with an emphasis on diversification, showcasing its resilience and dedication to charting a course toward a more sustainable and prosperous future.

 

Brief presentation of UPF :

Established on September 19, 2007, UPF in Togo holds NGO status, a program agreement with the government, and name protection from the OAPI program office. Currently, there are ongoing projects focused on organizing mini UPF summits in all five regions of Togo and conducting Peace Road initiatives.
 

List of government or large-scale organizations and institutions with which UPF collaborates in our nation : 

• Ministry of the Interior, Territorial Planning and Local Authorities
• Ministry of Foreign Affairs