The Ministry of Finance has successfully settled a US$709 million Eurobond obligation as of December 30, 2025, meeting the commitment ahead of its scheduled due date. This payment marks a significant milestone in the government’s ongoing efforts to manage national debt and stabilize the economy.
This latest transaction brings the total payments made to Eurobond holders in 2025 to US\bm{1.4 billion. These payments, made under the country’s debt restructuring memorandum, were executed in three installments of US}349.52 million, US\bm{349.52 million, and the final US}709 million. Government officials stated that the timely settlement is intended to reaffirm Ghana’s credibility as a sovereign borrower and restore international investor confidence through disciplined debt-service practices.
Moving forward, the government has pledged to intensify reforms in public financial management, debt management, and domestic revenue mobilization. The Ministry of Finance indicated that it will continue to strengthen fiscal buffers to ensure that future debt obligations are met while sustainably financing the national development agenda.
In a statement marking the end of the year, the government expressed gratitude to the citizens of Ghana for their support during the recovery process. Officials also appealed for continued cooperation as further economic reforms are implemented in 2026 to consolidate the fiscal gains achieved over the past year.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
