Togo: Government focuses on economic modernization, security, and social support

During the Council of Ministers meeting held on Thursday, December 26, in Lomé, President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé presided over discussions centered on advancing Togo’s economic transformation, enhancing security measures, and protecting vulnerable populations. Key legislative and administrative decisions were at the heart of the session.

 

Two critical draft laws were reviewed. The first focuses on digital transformation, aligning with the Togo Digital 2025 strategy.

 

It proposes a comprehensive legal framework for digital transition and the establishment of a national portal for e-government services.

 

The second draft law targets combating money laundering and terrorism financing, aiming to harmonize national legislation with international standards.

 

In addition to these legislative proposals, three significant decrees were adopted. One mandates the identification of subscribers to electronic communication services, reinforcing cybersecurity.

 

Another decree reschedules the timeline for Togo’s inaugural senatorial elections to ensure effective political coordination.

 

The third decree establishes a unified authority to manage the country’s maritime and land borders for improved coordination.

 

On other matters, the Council addressed the aftermath of the Agoè-Zongo pedestrian bridge accident.

 

While initiatives to enhance infrastructure safety are underway, the persistent issue of public misconduct was strongly condemned.

 

President Gnassingbé emphasized the importance of continuous public awareness campaigns, strict sanctions against vandalism, and rigorous oversight of road infrastructures to ensure the safety of all users.

 

This session reflects the government’s dedication to driving progress while addressing immediate challenges with strategic and inclusive solutions.

 

Chantal TAWELESSI

 

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