The Bushrana group, which specializes in multi-sector investments, is contemplating establishing a presence in Togo’s agri-food sector. This information was shared by Mamoun Mekki, the general manager, who visited Lomé earlier this week to assess the opportunities available in the country.
With existing operations in energy, telecommunications, finance, and tourism, this Dubai-based group plans to construct an agri-food production facility at the Adétikopé Industrial Platform (PIA). The initiative aims to create a new supply chain catering to hinterland markets.
During the exploratory visit, Richard Kangbeni, the Minister of Maritime Economy, expressed Togo’s commitment to support this initiative through various incentive measures designed for investors. Ongoing discussions between the Togolese authorities and the Bushrana delegation are anticipated.
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Bushrana is already active on the African continent, with a presence in countries such as Mozambique, South Africa, and Sudan. The group’s interest in Togo reflects its broader strategy of global expansion.
