Togo
On December 23, 2025, Togo's Senate approved the draft finance law for the 2026 fiscal year, balancing revenues and expenditures at CFA2,751.5 billion.
The approved budget reflects an increase of nearly CFA11 billion from the initial draft submitted by the executive, which stood at CFA2,740.5 billion. Compared to the revised 2025 budget of CFA2,436 billion, the 2026 budget represents a rise of 12.93%.
According to the Senate, the increase reflects the authorities’ intention to support economic growth and macroeconomic stability, place people at the center of national priorities, and consolidate social gains in favor of more inclusive and sustainable development.
This is the first time in the country’s institutional history that a budget has been reviewed and adopted by both chambers of Parliament. Senate President Barry Moussa Barquéstated that the approval of the 2026 finance law marks a decisive step in Togo’s institutional evolution, embedding the priorities of the Fifth Republic within a consolidated budget framework.
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