The government has paid $709 million to holders of restructured Eurobonds ahead of the due date.
According to a statement from the Finance Ministry, this is a critical juncture in Ghana’s economic rehabilitation and debt-management initiatives.
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This increases total payments to Eurobond investors under the restructuring memorandum in 2025 alone to US$1. 4 billion, including payments of US$349. 52 million, US$349. 52 million, and US$709. 00 million.
It also stated that the prompt settlement bolsters Ghana’s reputation as a sovereign borrower and demonstrates the government’s desire to regain investor confidence by implementing open, predictable, and prudent debt-service policies.
Stabilising the Economy.
The Ministry of Finance guaranteed that “building on this achievement, Government will intensify reforms in domestic revenue mobilization, public financial management, and public debt management. “
On the economic front, the administration stated that fiscal reserves would be increased to satisfy debt-servicing responsibilities and sustainably fund Ghana’s development strategy.
It also stated that “government wants to thank the good people of Ghana for their support and understanding, which have been critical to the country’s economic recovery. “The administration also stated that it will continue to request continued patience and collaboration as additional economic changes are implemented in the next year to consolidate the gains made in 2025, adding that “may 2026 be our best year yet”.
Above: The government communique on the payment of the 709 million Eurobond issued by the Public Relations Unit of the Ministry of Finance.
