Kwami Dzidula Nyazozo is the President of the Association Togolaise pour la Logistique, leading initiatives to advance the supply chain sector in Togo and West Africa. A senior executive with fourteen years of experience, he specialises in port operations, trade facilitation, and modernising African supply chains. He represents Togolese logistics interests internationally, fostering cross-border cooperation and advocating for advanced methodologies in emerging markets.
Previously, Mr Nyazozo built extensive operational expertise across key nodes of the West African trade corridor. His career includes four years as Dry Port Director at the Plateforme Industrielle d’Adétikopé, overseeing critical inland infrastructure. Before this, he spent seven years in senior managerial roles at the Lomé Container Terminal, supporting its growth as a premier maritime hub, and gained foundational cargo tracking experience at Cotecna.
A prominent industry voice, Mr Nyazozo frequently speaks on supply chain resilience. Under his guidance, the association has forged strategic partnerships, including a September 2025 collaboration with the Ecole Superieure des Affaires to enhance student employability, and formal dialogues with the Togo Chamber of Commerce and Industry in March 2025 to stimulate economic development.
Organisation
Founded in 2015, the Association Togolaise pour la Logistique is a non-profit body promoting logistics as a driver of economic and social progress in Togo. Uniting professionals, enterprises, and academic stakeholders, it facilitates capacity building, public-private dialogue, and sustainable practices. Operating within Togo and the broader West African trade corridor, the association provides professional training, audits, and advocacy. It organises over twelve initiatives annually, notably the Semaine de la Logistique et de la Supply Chain, to strengthen regional competitiveness and align local standards with international best practices.
Areas of Focus
- Enhancing supply chain resilience and modernising logistics infrastructure across West African trade corridors.
- Facilitating cross-border trade and aligning regional frameworks with international standards.
- Driving public-private dialogue to advance economic development and trade facilitation.
- Promoting sustainable logistics practices adapted to the operational realities of emerging markets.
- Building sector capacity and improving youth employability through strategic institutional partnerships.
At the Forum
At the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum in London, Mr Nyazozo aims to exchange insights on global supply chain resilience and the integration of advanced logistics methodologies. Engaging with senior business leaders and policymakers, he seeks to highlight Togo’s strategic position as a premier maritime hub, whilst exploring collaborative opportunities to improve market access and cross-border trade facilitation throughout West Africa.
