On Monday, June 15, 2026, Rwanda‘s President Paul Kagame is scheduled to arrive in Lomé for a high-level working visit. The meeting with Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé, the Togolese president, aims to deepen bilateral ties between Togo and Rwanda.
Key diplomatic discussions on the agenda
During his stay, both leaders will explore avenues to strengthen collaboration across critical areas, including:
- Bilateral cooperation in trade, technology, and infrastructure development
- Regional peace and security challenges facing the African continent
- African integration efforts and shared economic growth strategies
A visit aligned with broader continental mediation efforts
This diplomatic engagement comes at a time when Togo is actively mediating in the ongoing crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Earlier discussions between the two heads of state in Kigali had focused on regional stability within the Great Lakes area.
Strengthening South-South partnerships
Over the years, Lomé and Kigali have cultivated a robust partnership that serves as a model for South-South cooperation across Africa. The visit underscores their commitment to leveraging mutual strengths for sustainable development and continental stability.
The arrival of President Kagame in Lomé highlights the depth of relations between the two nations and their shared vision for fostering progress and security across the continent.
