The University of Lomé will soon be equipped with a mining information center. The center’s establishment falls under a project to rehabilitate buildings and practice rooms at the departments of chemistry and geology of the faculty of sciences of Lomé.
The center’s establishment will be financed with a loan that the Togolese government secured from the International Development Association under the Mining Development and Governance Project (MGDP).
A call to tenders has actually been launched in this framework.
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