Togo: The fight against inequality at the heart of the President’s agenda
Driven by a vision focused on human development and social equity, President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé is implementing an ambitious policy aimed at sustainably transforming the living conditions of the Togolese population.
This comprehensive approach places particular emphasis on reducing inequalities and supporting the most vulnerable groups, demonstrating the authorities’ commitment to building a more inclusive and resilient Togo. Promoting employment and entrepreneurship, especially for youth and women, also plays a central role.
Innovative programs have been launched to support business creation, develop professional skills, and strengthen the economic autonomy of vulnerable populations. These initiatives are complemented by targeted social measures, such as cash transfers and safety nets, designed to protect the most disadvantaged households.
At the same time, the Togolese President is actively working to reduce territorial disparities by investing in modern infrastructure (roads, electricity, access to clean water) that promotes balanced development between urban and rural areas. These projects aim to improve access to basic services for the population while supporting local economic growth.
This governance strategy reflects President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé and his administration’s constant commitment to putting people at the heart of development. It aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and strengthens Togo’s image as a model of social and economic progress in West Africa.
