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Trade and Business in the Togolese Republic
Contact & Social Networks
Syllabus of the Subject: Foreign Trade and Business in Togo . Port of Lomé
Introduction to the Togolese Republic (West Africa);
Togolese Economy;
International Trade (Import, Export) of Togo;
Business and Investment Opportunities in Togo;
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Togo;
Access to the Togolese market;
Business Plan for Togo.
Objectives
The aims of the subject “Foreign Trade and Business in the Togolese Republic” are the following:
To analyze the Togolese Economy and Foreign Trade (Import, Export, FDI);
To know the business opportunities in the Togolese Republic;
To explore the Togolese trade relations with the country of the student;
To know the Togolese Trade Agreements;
To develop a business plan for the Togolese market.
Sample:
Related Education
Foreign Trade and Business in Togo -
Lomé
Strategic position in West Africa. Access to the West African landlocked countries.
Logistics
Preferential Access
Sample:
Trade Facilitation
Organizations
Sample:
Togo
The Togolese Republic
The Togolese Republic enjoys a strategic position in the West African region;
Togolese Population: 7.6 million people;
Area of Togo: 56,785 square kilometers;
Capital of Togo: Lomé (1,570,283 people) Sokodé : 123,000 inhabitants (second largest city);
Kara : 106,000 inhabitants;
Atakpamé: 84,000 inhabitants;
Kpalimé : 101,000 inhabitants;
Dapaong: 34,000 inhabitants.
Official language of Togo: French;
Togolese Independence: 1960 (France );
Togo shares borders with Burkina Faso , Benin , and Ghana .
More information about Togo (EENI African Business Portal ).
Main religions in Togo:
Christianity ;
Islam (20% of the Togolese population, 1.1 million);
African Traditional Religions .
Togo belongs to the West African Economic Area (African Civilization ).
Sample:
Togolese Republic : phosphates, agriculture, and Port of Lomé.
Economy and Foreign Trade
Sample: Doing Business in Togo
Economy of Togo
The two pillars of the Togolese economy are the agricultural sector (cotton, coffee, and cocoa) and the phosphate industry;
Togo is self-sufficient in agricultural export products;
The Port of Lomé is one of the largest in West Africa and one of the safest and the most efficient port in the Gulf of Guinea ;
Togolese Agriculture: 65% of the labour force;
Cotton, coffee, and cocoa represent 40% of total Togolese exports;
Top Togolese trade partners : Burkina Faso, Ghana, the Netherlands , Benin, Mali , and Ivory Coast ;
Most dynamic Togolese sectors: retail,
transportation , and communications;
Togo is the fourth larger phosphate producer in the World;
Togolese Currency: Franc CFA;
Togolese GDP growth: 6.0%Primary sector: 52% of the GDP;
Services: 32% of the GDP.
Inflation in Togo: 2.3%.
Togo Telecom is a corporation created by the split of the OPTT two State-owned companies. It is governed by Act No. 90-26 of December 4, 1990, to reform the legal and institutional framework for the Public Enterprises. It has a
legal personality and financial autonomy, with a capital of 4 billion CFA francs.
Sample:
Sample:
(c) EENI
(c) EENI Global Business School (1995-2022)
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