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FOPADESC Conference Center

Located in Agoènyivé at 15Km from Lomé in the northern suburbs of the capital, the Conference Centre of the ITUC-AFRICA (FOPADESC) has a large infrastructure with wireless connection available for

  • Conferences - Meetings
  • Seminars - Conferences
  • Training Workshops
  • Stays

The center has a 100-seat restaurant-bar, individual air-conditioned rooms as well as comfortable air-conditioned double rooms, huts for your committee work, conference rooms including a 300-seat auditorium with simultaneous interpretation equipment, breakout rooms equipped with video projector and screen, flipchart and other modern materials,a room equipped with copier and phone booth for your communications, and finally a garden for your group pictures..

 

Address : Route internationale d’Atakpamé
BP : 4401 Lomé – TOGO
Tel : +228 250 03 90
Mobile : +228 90 05 04 26
E-mail : conferencecentre@ituc-africa.org ou fopadesc@yahoo.fr

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