Rwanda’s Kagame to hold key talks with Togo’s Gnassingbé

President Paul Kagame of Rwanda is scheduled to arrive in Lomé on Monday, June 15, 2026, for a high-level working visit aimed at deepening diplomatic ties with Togo. The meeting with Togolese President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé will focus on strengthening bilateral relations and addressing pressing continental issues.

The agenda for the visit includes discussions on bilateral cooperation, regional security challenges, and Africa’s integration efforts. Both leaders are expected to explore ways to enhance collaboration in these areas, reflecting the growing partnership between the two nations.

The timing of this visit is significant, coming as it does amid Togo’s active role in mediating the crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. The presidents have held prior consultations in Kigali, underscoring their shared commitment to stability in the Great Lakes region.

Over the years, Lomé and Kigali have cultivated a robust partnership across multiple sectors, setting an example of effective South-South cooperation in Africa. This visit underscores their dedication to leveraging their collaboration for the continent’s development and security.

The meeting is poised to reaffirm the strong bonds between Rwanda and Togo, highlighting their joint efforts to foster peace and progress in West Africa and beyond.