Rwandan President Paul Kagame is set to arrive in Lomé on Monday, June 15, 2026, for a working visit carrying significant diplomatic weight. This crucial meeting with Togolese President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé underscores the ongoing commitment to fortify the robust relationship between Togo and Rwanda.
During his stay, the two heads of state are expected to delve into a range of shared interests. These discussions will encompass bilateral cooperation initiatives, critical issues concerning peace and security across the African continent, and the broader challenges and opportunities related to African integration.
This important visit unfolds amidst Togo’s active mediation efforts aimed at resolving the crisis in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. President Kagame and President Gnassingbé previously engaged in consultations in Kigali, focusing on strategies to enhance stability within the Great Lakes region.
Over the years, Lomé and Kigali have consistently strengthened their partnership across various sectors, establishing their relationship as a prime example of South-South cooperation within Africa.
The arrival of the Rwandan head of state in Lomé serves as a clear testament to the exceptional quality of ties between these two nations and their mutual dedication to solidifying collaboration for the advancement and stability of the continent.
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