After months of suspense, the French government decided, on Thursday, not to renew Anne Lauvergeon as the head of Areva that she leaded for 11 years, choosing current chief operating officer of a nuclear giant, Luc Oursel to succeed him.
At 51, Ms. Lauvergeon still wanted to continue working as the head of the group formed by a merger in 2001 of Framatome and Cogema, a merger she oversaw.
Anne Lauvergeon is a member of Togo Presidential Investment Advisory Council (TPIAC), the investment created in March 2011 by the President of Togo Faure Gnssingbé to direct the authorities on strategic investment.
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Togo adopts a new constitution
Togolese lawmakers adopted a new constitution on Monday, moving the country from a presidential to a parliamentary system.
Promoting multi-alignment
The African Political Alliance (APA) was launched in May 2023 at the initiative of Togo, aiming to create an informal framework for cooperation among countries sharing the ideals of pan-Africanism and those determined to work towards a politically strong, independent, self-assured, and non-aligned Africa.
China to support Togo in safeguarding its sovereignty, security -Wang Yi
China will continue to firmly support Togo in safeguarding its sovereignty, security and development interests, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said.