Sustained growth, increased involvement of the State in the private sector, Togo, a country on the move, now ranks first in the reform sector in Africa.

From deficit to surplus with economic growth expected at 5% this year, Togo is continuing its vast reform plan initiated just over 5 years ago.

A recovery that has earned it the third place among the most reforming countries in the world.

The country that scored points, especially on debt management, is now ranked first in Africa according to the World Bank's latest Doing Business ranking.

Follow in this issue, insights from Mazamaesso Assih, Togo's Secretary of State in charge of financial inclusion and the informal sector.

She looks back on the various reforms that earned this economic recovery in the latest Doing Business ranking.