University of Lomé to Train Future Aviation Professionals

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Friday, 04 July 2025 11:47

University of Lomé to Train Future Aviation Professionals

(Togo First) - The University of Lomé (UL) will offer targeted aeronautics training programs under a new deal with Togo’s National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC-Togo).

UL President Adama Mawulé Kpodar and ANAC-Togo Director General Ahabou Idrissou signed the agreement on June 3. The partnership will create programs to train qualified candidates for careers in aviation, with internships and job opportunities at ANAC-Togo based on industry needs.

“This agreement will allow the establishment of short-term certifications, ranging from three to six months, in the field of aeronautics,” Kpodar said. He stressed that the programs will directly meet market demands and provide Togo with skilled, job-ready professionals.

ANAC-Togo’s Idrissou said the partnership aims to build a competitive and sustainable civil aviation sector that meets international standards.

This initiative supports the government’s plan to make Togo a credible, efficient player in regional aeronautics.

This article was initially published in French by Esaïe Edoh

Edited in English by Ange Jason Quenum

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