The Italian company Naos Investimenti SpA, working in partnership with Christian Dominici SpA, is considering an expansion of its operations into Togo, signalling growing international interest in the country’s investment landscape.
On Tuesday, January 20, 2026, a delegation from the financial institution held strategic talks with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Togo (CCI-Togo) in Lomé. The meeting focused on identifying viable investment opportunities and understanding the country’s business climate.
During the engagement, Togo and the Italian exchanged views on priority sectors with strong growth potential. In particular, discussions highlighted infrastructure development, agribusiness, industrial processing, and financial services as areas offering promising returns. These sectors align closely with Togo’s national development priorities and ongoing economic reforms.
Furthermore, representatives of CCI-Togo outlined the country’s recent efforts to improve the ease of doing business. They emphasised regulatory reforms, improved investment protection, and incentives designed to attract foreign capital. As a result, Togo continues to position itself as a competitive gateway to West Africa.
In addition, the Italian delegation expressed interest in forming long-term partnerships with local businesses. Such collaborations, they noted, could support skills transfer, technology adoption, and sustainable job creation. This approach reflects a broader strategy focused not only on profitability, but also on shared economic value.
Meanwhile, CCI-Togo reaffirmed its readiness to support potential investors throughout the investment process. The institution pledged to provide guidance, facilitate connections with relevant stakeholders, and ensure smooth engagement with public authorities. According to the Chamber, these measures remain critical to building investor confidence.
Overall, the meeting underscored the strengthening economic ties between Togo and Italy. More importantly, it reflected Togo’s growing appeal as a stable and forward-looking investment destination. As discussions continue, both parties remain optimistic about translating interest into concrete projects that support inclusive growth and long-term development.
