Togo, officially the Togolese Republic, is an African country, bordered to the north by Burkina Faso, to the east by Benin, to the south by the Atlantic Ocean and to the west by Ghana. Located in West Africa, Togo is made up of a narrow territory that brings together peoples of different origins. A real economic, financial and logistical pole, Lome, the capital, has major assets in the sub-region with its new airport to international standards, its autonomous port with a large West African container terminal which constitutes an ideal maritime gateway for the countries of the hinterland. Stability, peace and security Togo enjoys a favorable climate in terms of peace and security, linked to lasting political stability and human capital, which constitute advantages that support development, supported by ambitious reforms and major development projects. infrastructure. Favorable business climate Its rank as number one in the West African region in the Doing Business 2020 ranking and as the world's 1st performer in FDI attraction relative to its size according to the "Greenfield FDI performance" index in 2019 gives Togo a highly business-friendly environment. Transport infrastructure The only country on the West African coast with a natural deep-water port with a draft of 16.6m. Togo has a state-of-the-art infrastructure and international standards, it serves the landlocked countries of the sub-region (Mali, Niger, Burkina-Faso). Thanks to its international class airport and the presence of the hub of the airline ASKY, Togo gives direct access to the main West and Central African capitals in a few hours. Togo, the smile of Africa From the smile of a small child to a waterfall in the heart of the forest, Togo reveals itself as the land of small miracles, a sparkling gem on the edge of the azure waters of the Gulf of Benin in West Africa.