Togo Country Commercial Guide
Learn about the market conditions, opportunities, regulations, and business conditions in Togo, prepared by at U.S. Embassies worldwide by Commerce Department, State Department and other U.S. agencies’ professionals.
Digital Economy
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Togo is rapidly advancing its digital transformation through a whole-of-government approach, led by the Ministry of Public Service Efficiency and Digital Transformation. The Togo Digital 2025 Strategy focuses on connectivity, digital skills, innovation, and digital services. Recent initiatives focus on broadband access, mobile money, and ICT infrastructure, creating opportunities for U.S. companies to provide reliable, scalable, and secure technologies through public-private partnerships. 

The government has ambitious plans to digitalize all ministries using secure technologies and to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) across public services. While there is interest in U.S. AI solutions, regulatory conditions are still being evaluated, and the government welcomes receiving information on potential technologies and approaches.

Togo’s digital sector is further supported by efforts to develop a tech hub, including partnerships with foreign universities to prepare the workforce for the digital economy.

Leading Sub-sectors

  • AI-enabled solutions
  • Cloud and data-center services 
  • Cybersecurity and data protection 
  • E-Government and digital public services
  • Fintech and digital finance/mobile money
  • ICT infrastructure and connectivity

Opportunities

  • Agri-tech and food security 
  • Broadband expansion and infrastructure
  • Cybersecurity and data protection services
  • Data centers and cloud services solutions
  • Digital education, workforce, and health platforms
  • Digital public service infrastructure
  • Digital solutions in rural areas
  • Fintech, mobile money and digital finance solutions
  • Startups and innovation

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Global Business Navigator Chatbot Beta

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