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French official meets local stakeholders in Togo

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French official meets local stakeholders in TogoMinistère de l'Europe et des Affaires étrangères // Repro… · Licence Ouverte

Frédéric Cholé, the French delegate responsible for local authorities and civil society, met public officials, local elected representatives and grassroots organisations in Togo from 12 to 15 October 2026. A statement published on 19 October by the French Embassy in Togo described the talks as a step in decentralised cooperation between the two countries.

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