The Government of Ghana has completed an early repayment of a US$709 million Eurobond obligation, underscoring renewed momentum in the country’s debt restructuring and economic recovery programme.
Payment Details
• The settlement was made on Tuesday, December 30, 2025, ahead of the scheduled due date.
• It represents the largest single Eurobond payment made by Ghana in 2025.
2025 Eurobond Repayment Snapshot
According to the Ministry of Finance, Ghana has now paid a total of US$1.4 billion to Eurobond holders this year under the restructuring memorandum. This includes:
• US$349.52 million – first tranche
• US$349.52 million – second tranche
• US$709 million – early settlement in December
Government’s Position
The Ministry of Finance said the timely repayment:
• Strengthens Ghana’s standing and credibility in international capital markets
• Demonstrates a commitment to transparent, predictable, and disciplined debt servicing
• Supports efforts to restore investor confidence following years of debt distress
Next Steps in Economic Management
Building on the progress, government says it will intensify reforms in key areas, including:
• Domestic revenue mobilisation
• Public financial management
• Public debt management
These reforms are aimed at reinforcing fiscal buffers to meet future debt obligations while continuing to finance national development priorities in a sustainable manner.
Message to Citizens
Government expressed appreciation to Ghanaians for their patience and cooperation throughout the restructuring process, describing public support as essential to the recovery achieved so far. It also appealed for continued understanding as further economic reforms are implemented.
Outlook for 2026
The Ministry of Finance struck an optimistic tone about the year ahead, describing 2026 as a period of greater opportunity, with expectations that ongoing reforms will help consolidate the gains recorded in 2025 and place the economy on a firmer footing.
Source: Africa Publicity
