Government Settles US$709 Million Eurobond Obligation
The Government of Ghana has settled a US$709 million Eurobond obligation ahead of its due date, marking a step in the country’s debt management and economic recovery efforts.
In a press release issued by the Ministry of Finance on Wednesday, December 31, 2025, the government announced that the payment was made on December 30, 2025, under the ongoing debt restructuring programme.
According to the Ministry, the settlement brings Ghana’s total Eurobond payments for 2025 to about US$1.4 billion, covering two earlier tranches of US$349.52 million each and the latest US$709 million payment.
It stated, “This brings total payments in 2025 alone to US$1.4 billion to Eurobond holders under the restructuring memorandum, comprising payments of US$349.52 million, US$349.52 million, and US$709.00 million.”
The Ministry of Finance said the early settlement reflects renewed confidence in Ghana’s debt management strategy, noting that it “reaffirms Ghana’s credibility as a sovereign borrower in the international financial market.”
It added that the payment demonstrates government’s resolve to restore investor trust through “transparent, predictable and disciplined debt-service practices.”
Building on the development, the Ministry said government will deepen reforms aimed at strengthening the economy, including measures in domestic revenue mobilisation and public financial management.
According to the Ministry, “government will continue to intensify reforms in public financial management and public debt management to consolidate the gains made in the economic recovery process.”
It further assured that steps are being taken to safeguard future payments, stating that “fiscal buffers will be strengthened to support future debt-service obligations and sustainably finance Ghana’s development agenda.”
