LONDON, United Kingdom — Kwami Dzidula Nyazozo, President of the Association Togolaise pour la Logistique (ATLOG), will represent the organisation at the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum. The three-day programme, taking place across various venues in London, brings together a global cohort of senior business leaders, trade officials, and policymakers to address the evolving challenges of international commerce and supply chain resilience.
The Association Togolaise pour la Logistique serves as the primary professional body for the logistics and supply chain sector in Togo. As a central hub for industry stakeholders, the association plays a vital role in fostering public-private dialogue and enhancing the competitiveness of Togo’s logistics landscape. Participation in this high-level forum allows the association to align West African logistics standards with international best practices while advocating for the interests of regional trade professionals.
Throughout the duration of the forum, the association intends to establish new connections with international trade experts and logistics specialists. Strengthening cross-border cooperation is a strategic priority for the delegation, particularly as Togo continues to consolidate its position as a regional transit and maritime hub. The forum provides a unique platform to discuss trade facilitation measures that can streamline operations within the West African corridor and improve the efficiency of global distribution networks.
Global supply chains currently face a complex array of challenges, making resilience and adaptability essential for logistics operators. By engaging with senior leaders in London, ATLOG seeks to integrate advanced logistics methodologies and innovative trade strategies into the Togolese market. This involvement supports broader goals of export growth and the modernisation of the infrastructure required to move goods efficiently across international borders.
The discussions in London will also focus on market access and the reduction of technical barriers to trade. For Togo, where logistics and transport are cornerstones of economic development, understanding global shifts in trade policy is critical. The association intends to leverage the insights gained during the forum to benefit its members, ensuring they remain competitive in a digital and increasingly interconnected global economy.
The logistics sector in Togo is a cornerstone of our national economy and a vital link for the landlocked nations of the West African hinterland. Our participation in this forum is focused on identifying strategic partnerships that enhance our capacity for trade facilitation and supply chain integration. We are here to ensure that West African perspectives are represented in global discussions regarding infrastructure and market access.
Exchanging knowledge with international peers allows us to address the technical requirements of modern trade more effectively. By focusing on transparency and professional development, we can build a more robust logistics framework that supports sustainable economic growth across our region and ensures our members are prepared for the future of global commerce.
Following the conclusion of the event, the Association Togolaise pour la Logistique will disseminate the key findings and strategic outcomes of the forum to its member organisations. This initiative is part of a sustained effort to modernise the sector, promote professional excellence, and position Togo as a premier logistics destination within the African continent.
About Association Togolaise pour la Logistique
Association Togolaise pour la Logistique (ATLOG) is Togo’s professional association for the logistics and supply chain industry. The organisation brings together industry stakeholders to promote sector development, capacity building, and international cooperation. ATLOG facilitates essential dialogue between the public and private sectors to improve trade efficiency and strengthens the competitiveness of the West African logistics industry through professional initiatives and sector-specific events.
About the International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum
The International Trade Council Global Convocation & Leadership Forum is a premier gathering of senior business executives, trade ministers, and policymakers. Held across various venues in London, the three-day programme focuses on advancing international trade, improving market access, and building resilient global supply chains. The forum serves as a critical junction for developing export growth strategies and fostering cross-border collaboration between diverse industrial sectors.
About the International Trade Council
The International Trade Council is a peak-body chamber of commerce that operates as an independent, neutral, and non-lobbying organisation. Founded in 1956, the Council supports international trade and foreign direct investment through a global network spanning more than 179 countries. With over 28,000 members including businesses, government agencies, and chambers of commerce, the Council works to reduce trade barriers and encourage sustainable economic growth through collaboration and education via the ITC Academy.
About the International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring
The International Centre for Trade Transparency and Monitoring (ICTTM) is a commercial spin-off of the International Trade Council, registered in the United Kingdom as the International Centre for Trade Transparency Limited. Founded in November 2022, the organisation operates from offices in the UK and the Philippines with a mission to increase transparency in global commerce. ICTTM developed the ADAMftd platform, an artificial-intelligence tool that analyses billions of trade data points to assist in supply chain modelling, risk assessment, and market trend forecasting.
Media Contact
Kwami Dzidula Nyazozo
President
Association Togolaise pour la Logistique
president@atlog-togo.com
