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INTERNATIONAL FORUM
ENVIRONMENT & BLUE ECONOMY
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🌿 Lomé, Togo · May 18 - 20 2026

International Forum on
Environment and
Blue Economy

"From Land to Sea, Build a Sustainable Future"

2 Fevrier Hotel, Independence Square · Lome, Togo

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300-500
Expected participants
3
Days of forum
9
Thematic panels
4
Strategic pillars
About
Togo, an innovation hub for West Africa
Located in the heart of the Gulf of Guinea, Togo stands out as a regional laboratory where green economy and blue economy converge. From its northern forests to its southern marine ecosystems, the country is experimenting with integrated solutions to protect its resources, strengthen its resilience, and build sustainable growth.
Organized by Humanitas International with the support of the Ministry of Environment, the Forum brings together decision-makers, experts, institutions, companies, and young leaders committed to the ecological transition.
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20+
Countries represented
500
Expected participants
30
International experts
9
Strategic panels

The 4 Pillars of FIEEB 2026

Four strategic axes structure the discussions and actions of the forum.

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Green Economy

Forests, agriculture, biodiversity

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Blue Economy

Fishing, port, marine resources

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Coastal Resilience

Erosion, mangroves, coastline

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Governance

Financing, diplomacy, law

"Join the sustainable revolution."

From the heart of our lands to the depths of the Ocean… Join the changemakers in Lomé.

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Our Speakers

International experts gathered in Lomé to shape the future of the environment and the blue economy.

Panel 5 & 8

Saadia Lakehal

Algerian - Canada (Montreal, Quebec) Founder of the World Summit of Industry 4.0 for Women

Microbiologist, Expert in Industrial Innovation & Sustainable Development

Panel 4

Latifa Ait-Baala

Belgo-French-Moroccan – Brussels, Belgium Euro-Mediterranean Centre for Cooperation and Citizen Diplomacy – Brussels Parliament

Lawyer - President of the Euro-Mediterranean Centre for Cooperation and Citizen Diplomacy

Panel 6 ou 7

Vilton Lima

Brazilian – State of Roraima, Amazon, Brazil Instituto Brasileiro de Ação Responsável Brazil-Congo Chamber of Commerce Federation of Chambers of Commerce (FCCE)

President of the Instituto Brasileiro de Ação Responsável

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Saadia Lakehal

Saadia Lakehal is a microbiologist with over 25 years of experience in international business development and industrial innovation. Founder of the World Summit on Industry 4.0 for Women in Montreal, she is a globally recognised speaker on topics including digitalisation, sustainable entrepreneurship, and women's inclusion in technology sectors. She has represented Canada at major international events across India, Bangladesh, Morocco and Algeria. Her unique expertise in sustainable industrial innovation makes her an outstanding voice for panels on green logistics and port digitalisation.

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Latifa Ait-Baala

Latifa Ait-Baala is a Belgo-Franco-Moroccan lawyer and President of the Euro-Mediterranean Centre for Cooperation and Citizens' Diplomacy in Brussels. Holding a Master's in Business Law, a DES in European Studies and a DEA in Gender Studies, she has extensive experience in European lobbying and citizens' diplomacy, including involvement in Morocco-EU fisheries agreements negotiations. Her expertise in international law, Euro-Mediterranean cooperation and fisheries governance makes her a key voice for the panel on sustainable fishing.

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Vilton Lima

Vilton Lima Brazilian entrepreneur and leader based in the Amazon region, Vilton Lima is President of the Instituto Brasileiro de Ação Responsável and founder of the Agency for Integration in Health, Environment and Social Development of Brazil. Committed to ESG, responsible governance and the UN Global Compact, he is also an elected member of the Regional Administration Council of Roraima (2024–2028) and President of the Brazil-Congo Chamber of Commerce. His unique profile as a bridge between the Brazilian Amazon and sub-Saharan Africa brings a rare and valuable South-South dimension to discussions on environmental governance and international cooperation.

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