The construction of the Tchitchao Regional Agricultural Mechanization Center in Togo is in its final stage. The project is expected to become operational after nearly three years of work.
President of the Council, Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé, recently inspected the site during a tour of the Kara region. The center is designed to support all stages of farming, from land preparation to harvesting and post-harvest activities. Authorities say it will reduce the physical burden of farm work and improve agricultural yields. The initiative aims to strengthen food production and increase incomes for rural households.
It forms part of Togo’s national strategy to modernize agriculture through mechanization and professional farming. Launched in April 2023, the center will allow farmers to share equipment while lowering individual costs.
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