AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth Partnerships: Togo and Egypt are exploring deeper cooperation in healthcare and pharmaceuticals, as trade remains heavily weighted toward Egyptian imports; an Egyptian business delegation is expected in 2027. Health Workforce: Benin’s first 12 graduates in quality control of medicines and health products completed a regional master’s program that enrolled students from Togo, helping address a shortage of specialists. HIV Response: UNAIDS says 94% of people living with HIV in Togo know their status, 93% of those diagnosed receive treatment and 85% of those treated have suppressed the virus. Gaps remain in viral suppression, preventing mother-to-child transmission and reaching young people. Nutrition: A World Bank health director warned that childhood stunting remains a serious regional challenge and said governments can do more to fund nutrition; Togo received approval for an additional $81 million in financing in December 2025. Literacy and Health: Togo secured just 403 million CFA francs of the 4 billion budgeted for literacy and non-formal education in 2024–25. Officials say basic literacy also helps people access healthcare and other essential services.
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