Rwandan President Paul Kagame is set to arrive in Lomé on Monday, June 15, 2026, for a pivotal working visit with significant diplomatic implications. This anticipated meeting with President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé underscores a mutual commitment to strengthening the burgeoning relationship between Togo and Rwanda.
During his stay, the leaders are expected to delve into a range of shared interests. Key discussion points will encompass enhancing bilateral cooperation, addressing critical issues of peace and security across the African continent, and advancing the broader agenda of African integration.
This high-level engagement unfolds amidst Togo’s ongoing mediation efforts concerning the crisis in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The two heads of state have previously consulted in Kigali, engaging in crucial discussions aimed at fostering stability within the Great Lakes region.
Over recent years, Lomé and Kigali have systematically deepened their partnership across various sectors. Their robust relationship has emerged as a prime example of successful South-South cooperation on the African continent.
President Kagame’s arrival in Lomé serves as a clear testament to the exceptional quality of the ties binding these two nations. It further highlights their collective resolve to consolidate collaborative efforts, ultimately contributing to the development and enduring stability of Africa.
