Lomé, Togo

Located on the Gulf of Guinea, Lomé serves as a vibrant melting pot for business and trade. Its geographical position provides an optimal gateway, connecting the Francophone and Anglophone markets of the region, making it an ideal neutral ground for building a unified digital single market.

In line with our mission to break down barriers, Togo offers visa-free access for African citizens. This commitment to regional integration directly supports the Africa Digital Forum's goal of inclusivity, ensuring that the best minds from across the continent and beyond can gather without bureaucratic delay.

Lomé's Gnassingbé Eyadéma International Airport (LFW) is the primary hub for airlines. This connectivity ensures that delegates, investors, and policymakers from across the continent have seamless, direct flight access, significantly reducing logistical friction for our international attendees.

Togo has defined the transformation of its national economy through digital technologies as one of its strategic priorities in the government's Roadmap 2025. Under the leadership of H.E. Faure Gnassingbé, the commitment to digitalisation is already noticeable through measures taken by the Ministry of Digital Economy and Digital Transformation (MENTD).

Togo is increasingly positioning itself as a leader in regional governance. By hosting the forum here, we leverage the city's growing focus on cybersecurity and data protection, providing a secure, stable, and professional environment for delegates to negotiate the frameworks that will define Africa's digital economy.

Lomé offers an exceptional balance of luxury and efficiency. With premium, professional venues, such as the five-star Hotel 2 Février, Lomé allows for high-level plenary sessions, secure VIP spaces, and expansive breakout areas at a cost-effective price point compared to other major regional capitals.

Beyond its infrastructure, Lomé offers a safe, welcoming, and easily accessible environment. Its human scale makes getting around easy, encourages encounters between participants, and creates a setting conducive to networking, high-level exchanges, and lasting partnerships.

Located on the Gulf of Guinea, Lomé serves as a vibrant melting pot for business and trade. Its geographical position provides an optimal gateway, connecting the Francophone and Anglophone markets of the region, making it an ideal neutral ground for building a unified digital single market.

In line with our mission to break down barriers, Togo offers visa-free access for African citizens. This commitment to regional integration directly supports the Africa Digital Forum's goal of inclusivity, ensuring that the best minds from across the continent and beyond can gather without bureaucratic delay.

Lomé's Gnassingbé Eyadéma International Airport (LFW) is the primary hub for airlines. This connectivity ensures that delegates, investors, and policymakers from across the continent have seamless, direct flight access, significantly reducing logistical friction for our international attendees.

Togo has defined the transformation of its national economy through digital technologies as one of its strategic priorities in the government's Roadmap 2025. Under the leadership of H.E. Faure Gnassingbé, the commitment to digitalisation is already noticeable through measures taken by the Ministry of Digital Economy and Digital Transformation (MENTD).

Togo is increasingly positioning itself as a leader in regional governance. By hosting the forum here, we leverage the city's growing focus on cybersecurity and data protection, providing a secure, stable, and professional environment for delegates to negotiate the frameworks that will define Africa's digital economy.

Lomé offers an exceptional balance of luxury and efficiency. With premium, professional venues, such as the five-star Hotel 2 Février, Lomé allows for high-level plenary sessions, secure VIP spaces, and expansive breakout areas at a cost-effective price point compared to other major regional capitals.

Beyond its infrastructure, Lomé offers a safe, welcoming, and easily accessible environment. Its human scale makes getting around easy, encourages encounters between participants, and creates a setting conducive to networking, high-level exchanges, and lasting partnerships.