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Business in Lomé, Port (Togo)



Transport and Trade in the Port of Lomé, Free Zone (Maritime region of Togo) Business in Tsévié

Lomé is the capital and the economic centre of Togo (Trade and Business in West Africa)

  1. Population of Lomé (agglomeration): 1,5 millions Lomeans (450,000 in 1990)
  2. Lomé-Tokoin International Airport
  3. Togolese region: Maritime

The Autonomous Port of Lomé: 80% of the Togolese international trade

  1. Port of Lomé: phosphates, coffee, cocoa, cotton and Palm oil exports
  2. The Autonomous Port of Lomé is widely used for exports and imports of companies from Ghana, Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso
  3. Oil refinery
  4. Lomé Free Zone
  5. Mali, Bobo-Dioulasso (Burkina Faso), Lomé Highway
  6. Dakar-Lagos Transport Transport Corridor
  7. Benin-Niger-Burkina Faso-Ivory Coast Railway loop
    1. Lomé-Niamey Railway (development)

Transport, Trade and Business in Togo Togo (Lomé)

  1. Masters: Business in Africa, Transport in Africa
  2. Doctorate in African Business

Togolese Students (Lomé) Trade Business

More information: Trade and Business in Togo, at EENI Global Business School Website.

Logistics: Port of Lome, Togo. Access to Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali

  1. Most spoken languages in Lomé: French and Mina (vehicular, Gen-gbe, Kwa languages)
  2. Climate of Lomé: tropical
  3. 13th Century: foundation of Lomé by the Ewé
    1. Lomé = Alotimé (“in the middle of the aloe plants (tree)”) in Ewé

Transport, Trade and Business in Togo

Distances from Lomé (Togo) to:

  1. Accra (Ghana): 200 kilometres
  2. Cotonou (Benin): 150 kilometres
  3. Aného: 45 kilometres
  4. Atakpamé: 167 kilometres
  5. Bafilo: 404 kilometres
  6. Bassar: 412 kilometres
  7. Blitta: 273 kilometres
  8. Dapaong: 662 kilometres
  9. Kara: 428 kilometres
  10. Kandé: 503 kilometres
  11. Kpalimé: 121 kilometres
  12. Mango: 592 kilometres
  13. Notsé: 100 kilometres
  14. Sokodé: 355 kilometres
  15. Tabligbo: 90 kilometres
  16. Tsévié: 35 kilometres

Corridor Lomé, Accra

Maritime region of Togo (South of Togo):

  1. Population of the Maritime region of Togo: 2.6 million inhabitants (the most populated Togolese region)
  2. Area of the Maritime region: 6.100 km²
  3. The capital of the Maritime region of Togo and the Prefecture of Zio is Tsévié
    1. 70,000 inhabitants
    2. Tsévié: 35 kilometres to North of Lomé
  4. Slave Trade (Agbodrafo)
  5. Phosphate Mines of Togo (Hahotoé)

Higher Education in Lomé (Togo)

LMD System (Bachelor, Master, Doctorate) (Togolese Ministry of Higher Education and Research)

  1. University of Lomé
  2. African School of Architecture and Urbanism (Lomé)
  3. University of Sciences and Technologies of Togo (Lomé)
  4. Free Bilingual University of Togo (UBLT) (Lomé)

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