Announced in recent months by the government, the privatization process of the Togolese Banking Union (UTB) and the Togolese Bank of Commerce and Industry (BTCI) has not yet come to an end. Met Monday, March 4 by our editorial office in Lome on the sidelines of the launch of the National Development Plan (PND), the…...
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Togo: the State delays the privatization of the UTB and accelerates that of the BTCI
"With the IMF, we agreed to accelerate the privatization of the BTCI and give a little more time in the privatization of the UTB," said Minister Sani Yaya.
Nephthali Messanh Ledy
Editor-in-chief of Financial Afrik, Nephthali Messanh Ledy has been representing the media outlet from Lomé for the past two years. In addition to African economics and finance, he is passionate about international news. He holds degrees in International Trade and in Marketing & Communication, and also has a strong interest in social media and football.
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