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Togo puts guide for its diaspora online

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Togo puts guide for its diaspora online

Togo’s government has put its Guide for Togolese Abroad online, designed to help the diaspora navigate administrative procedures and investment projects. Developed with support from the International Organization for Migration and the African Development Bank, the tool also aims to strengthen links between citizens abroad and Togo’s institutions.

The Togolese government has made the Guide for Togolese Abroad available online, to facilitate administrative procedures for the diaspora and provide information on investment opportunities in the country. The initiative is supported by the International Organization for Migration and the African Development Bank, 24heureinfo reports.

The guide also aims to strengthen the participation of Togolese living abroad in the country’s development. It follows 16 diplomatic and consular procedures that Togo put online on 3 October, previously reported by 24heureinfo.

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