Rwandan Head of State Paul Kagame is scheduled to arrive in Lomé on Monday, June 15, 2026 for a high-level working visit aimed at deepening ties between Rwanda and Togo. The meeting with Togolese leader Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé will focus on strengthening bilateral cooperation and addressing pressing regional challenges.
Key topics on the agenda
The discussions will center on enhancing economic and diplomatic partnerships, with particular emphasis on:
- Bilateral trade and investment opportunities
- Regional peace and security initiatives
- Strategies for deeper African integration
Regional stability in focus
This visit comes at a critical juncture as Togo continues its mediation efforts in the Democratic Republic of Congo‘s eastern conflict. The two presidents previously engaged in consultations in Kigali to explore solutions for the Great Lakes region’s stability.
Strengthening South-South collaboration
Over the years, Lomé and Kigali have developed a robust partnership across multiple sectors, positioning their relationship as a model for South-South cooperation on the continent. The upcoming talks aim to build on this foundation to drive mutual growth and continental resilience.
The visit underscores the shared commitment of both nations to foster development and stability through enhanced collaboration.