Paris Club creditors agreed on 12 June 2008 with the Government of the Togolese Republic to alleviate its external public debt, following the approval by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) of a new arrangement under the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility on 21 April 2008.
This agreement, concluded under the so called "Naples terms", leads to the immediate cancellation of US$ 347 million.On an exceptional basis, considering Togo's very limited capacity of payment further constrained by the sharp rise of commodities and food prices, and provided that this country continues to implement satisfactorily an IMF supported program, no payments are expected from Togo between 1st April 2008 and 31 March 2011.
Togo is committed to devote the resources that otherwise would have gone to Paris Club creditors to priority areas identified in the country's poverty reduction strategy paper. Togo is also committed to seek comparable treatment from non Paris Club creditors.
Paris Club creditor countries commended the reforms implemented by Togo and expressed their commitment to alleviate further its external public debt as soon as it reaches its decision point under the enhanced Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative.
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Keras Resources updated the market on progress at the Nayéga manganese mine in Togo on Tuesday.
The future is ours
In EnglishPrime Minister Victoire Tomégah-Dogbé delivered on Friday his general policy statement to the National Assembly.
IL NE FALLAIT PAS MANQUER
Nouveau chapitre
CoopérationLe Togo et l’Allemagne devraient, dans les prochains mois, ouvrir un nouveau chapitre de leur coopération.
Bureau des plaintes
DéveloppementPour une gestion consensuelle, efficace, équitable et permanente des projets de développement, il faut de la cohésion.
Plus de peur que de mal
Faits diversL’un des plus anciens établissements du Togo, l’hôtel du Golfe à Lomé, a été victime d’un sinistre qui aurait pu être dramatique.
Mobilisation en faveur du FIDA
DéveloppementPlusieurs dirigeants africains demandent à la communauté internationale d'être plus généreuse.
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