Togo – Australia: President Faure Gnassingbé’s active diplomacy strengthens cooperation
The active diplomacy led by President Faure Gnassingbé continues to bear fruit. Togo is increasingly developing solid partnerships with several countries around the world. A prime example of this is the cooperation with Australia, which is set to reach a new milestone. On Tuesday, February 18, Australia’s High Commissioner to Togo, Bérénice Owen-Jones, met with Prime Minister Victoire Dogbé. During this meeting, Australia reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening its ties with Togo.
The two countries discussed several key areas of cooperation, with a focus on agriculture, social issues, and security. Australia expressed its intention to support Togo in the development of its agriculture and the empowerment of women. Bérénice Owen-Jones emphasized her country’s commitment to working more closely with the Togolese government to strengthen human capacities and promote sustainable development.
Australia, a vast country-continent located in Oceania, has a diversified economy. Its expertise in fields such as agriculture and mining can be beneficial for Togo. With this new dynamic of cooperation, the partnership between the two countries is expected to bring mutual benefits and strengthen their long-term friendship.
