TogoPort

TogoPort refers to the Port of Lomé, the principal seaport of Togo. Located in Lomé, the nation's capital, it is a vital hub for trade and commerce in West Africa. The port handles a significant volume of cargo, including containerized goods, bulk commodities, and petroleum products. Its strategic position on the Atlantic coast makes it a key transit point for goods destined for landlocked neighboring countries such as Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger.

The Port of Lomé has undergone several phases of development and modernization, aimed at enhancing its capacity and efficiency. These developments have included the expansion of berths, dredging of access channels, and the installation of advanced port equipment. The port's operations are managed by the Autonomous Port of Lomé (Autorité Portuaire Nationale de Lomé - APNL).

In recent years, TogoPort has focused on attracting foreign investment and improving its infrastructure to become a leading logistics and transshipment center in the region. Initiatives have been put in place to streamline customs procedures and improve overall port services. The port plays a crucial role in Togo's economy, contributing to job creation and foreign exchange earnings.