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Kodjo Adedze Represents Togo at Global Parliamentary Summit in Geneva

In a world grappling with geopolitical tensions, economic instability, and social transformation, Togo is making its voice heard on the global stage. Kodjo Sévon-Tépé Adedze, President of the National Assembly, is representing the country at the 6th World Conference of Speakers of Parliament, taking place in Geneva until July 31. Co-organized by the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) and the United Nations, this high-level summit is the largest global gathering of parliamentary leaders, bringing together the Speakers of Parliament from over 140 countries to shape the future of multilateral governance. A Platform for Global Parliamentary Leadership The conference serves as a premier forum for dialogue on pressing global challenges, including: Preserving peace and democracy, Reducing inequalities, Accelerating the ecological and digital transitions, Strengthening conflict resolution mechanisms, And reinforcing multilateralism in an increasingly fragmented world. As a key participant, President Adedze delivered Togo’s […]

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National Assembly Concludes First Session of 2025

Togo’s National Assembly wrapped up its first extraordinary parliamentary session of 2025 on March 28, marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s legislative agenda. Convened at the request of President Faure Gnassingbé and presided over by Assembly President Sevon-Tépé Kodjo Adédzé, the session yielded eight critical measures—seven laws and one resolution—aimed at fortifying governance, advancing sustainability, and addressing urgent security challenges. Security Takes Center StageIn response to escalating regional instability, lawmakers unanimously extended a state of emergency in high-risk northern regions bordering Burkina Faso and Benin, where spillover from Sahelian jihadist activity has intensified. Complementing this move, legislators passed a groundbreaking intelligence law—previously debated and refined in earlier sessions—to modernize counterterrorism operations while embedding safeguards against civil liberties abuses. The law mandates judicial oversight of surveillance activities and allocates resources to protect critical infrastructure, including the Port of Lomé, a […]

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