Unlocking West Africa’s Potential: Afriland First Group Takes Center Stage in Togo
- President Faure Gnassingbé's vision to transform Togo into a hub for wealth creation has attracted Afriland First Group to establish a regional holding company in the country.
- "We intend to create a regional holding company for our banking structures throughout the sub-region.
- Dr Paul Kammogne Fokam revealed the group's intention to establish a regional holding company in Togo during an audience with President Faure Gnassingbé.
Afriland First Group to Establish Regional Holding Company in Togo
President Faure Gnassingbé’s vision to transform Togo into a hub for wealth creation has attracted Afriland First Group to establish a regional holding company in the country.
“We intend to create a regional holding company for our banking structures throughout the sub-region. The choice of Togo is motivated by the vision of the President of the Republic who wants to transform his country into a place where everyone can create their own wealth. We are here to support the Head of State in his fight to better share wealth between sections of the population,” stated Dr Paul Kammogne Fokam, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Afriland First Group.
Dr Paul Kammogne Fokam revealed the group’s intention to establish a regional holding company in Togo during an audience with President Faure Gnassingbé.
The choice of Togo is a result of the country’s efforts to become a major business center in the West African sub-region. This move is also a testament to the President’s commitment to supporting African investors in promoting national economies.
Afriland First Group is a Geneva-based banking company with subsidiaries in France and China. The group is driven by a desire to achieve economic excellence while promoting social and environmental responsibility for the benefit of host countries and their populations.
