Lomé, Togo · West Africa · Multilateral track
African Digital Governance & AI Policy. An emerging profile at the intersection of software engineering, public law, public policy and international affairs.
Positioning
Building, step by step, expertise at the intersection of technology, law, public policy and international affairs, in service of African and multilateral institutions.
01 — Who I am
I am an African student and early-career professional. I am concurrently pursuing training in Software Engineering & Information Systems at IAI-Togo, Public Law at the University of Lomé and Political Science at the University of Kara.
This triple training rests on a conviction: Africa’s major digital challenges cannot be addressed separately by engineers, lawyers or political scientists. They require professionals able to understand the technology, the rules, the institutions and field realities.
My projects explore AI governance, digital sovereignty, data governance, digital public infrastructure and technology diplomacy. They are built as verifiable evidence of capability: documentation, specifications, code and analysis notes.
02 — Selected projects
Each project states its real stage — concept, research, prototype or development — and the verifiable material that accompanies it.
AI governance · Trust infrastructure
A framework for algorithmic auditing and documentation of AI systems deployed in public services, aligned with the African Union continental strategy.
Health · Digital public infrastructure
Architecture for a health digital public infrastructure built on open standards (HL7/FHIR) and a cryptographic ledger tracing clinical events.
Civic tech · Citizen participation
A georeferenced civic platform to document urban failures, with spatial blurring (Geohash) and peer validation.
Media · Public debate
An independent broadcast and podcast format on society, justice, governance and youth, grounded in an editorial charter.
Digital diplomacy · Multilateralism
An initiative on youth, diplomacy and African affairs preparing young professionals for technical diplomacy, treaty negotiation and multilateral deliberation.
Research · Comparative analysis
A research project mapping national legislation, sovereign cloud infrastructure and cross-border data flows across African Union member states.
03 — Research & policy interests
My research interests cover AI governance, digital sovereignty, data governance and technology diplomacy in Africa. Published work and work in development are distinguished on the dedicated page.
04 — Professional journey
Mentoring young learners in programming, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity at iBase (Togo).
General Advisor at MoNaJeL Togo and support to the IAI-Togo student bureau.
National Representative at AIMES-Afrique / SOS Docteur TV, volunteer with the Togolese Red Cross and United Nations online volunteering.
05 — Professional dossier
The dossier brings together profile, education, experience, leadership, expertise, projects, research, certifications and documents, with a PDF export.