Ghana Settles 709 Million Dollar Eurobond Payment Ahead of Schedule

The Ministry of Finance has announced that the Government of Ghana has successfully settled a Eurobond obligation valued at 709 million United States dollars. The payment was completed on 30 December 2025, ahead of the scheduled due date, marking a notable step in the country’s ongoing economic recovery and debt management programme.

This latest settlement brings Ghana’s total Eurobond payments for 2025 to approximately 1.4 billion United States dollars. The amount reflects three separate payments made during the year, consisting of two instalments of 349.52 million dollars each, followed by the most recent payment of 709 million dollars. These payments were made in line with the agreed restructuring memorandum with Eurobond holders.

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According to the Ministry, the early and full settlement of the obligation demonstrates Ghana’s renewed credibility in the international financial markets. It also signals the Government’s strong commitment to honouring its debt obligations in a transparent, predictable, and disciplined manner. Officials believe this approach is essential to rebuilding investor confidence and strengthening Ghana’s standing as a reliable sovereign borrower.

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The Government noted that this achievement is part of a broader strategy to stabilise the economy and place public finances on a sustainable path. In the coming months, authorities intend to intensify reforms aimed at improving domestic revenue mobilisation, strengthening public financial management systems, and enhancing public debt management practices. These reforms are expected to support long-term fiscal stability and reduce vulnerabilities in the economy.

In addition, the Ministry of Finance indicated that efforts will continue to build adequate fiscal buffers. These buffers are designed to ensure that future debt service obligations are met without disruption, while also creating space to finance key development priorities that support growth and social progress.

The Government expressed appreciation to the people of Ghana for their patience, support, and understanding throughout the economic recovery process. Officials acknowledged that the cooperation of citizens has played a critical role in enabling the country to meet its obligations and implement necessary reforms.

Finally, the Government appealed for continued forbearance and collaboration from all stakeholders as further economic reforms are rolled out in the year ahead. With the gains achieved in 2025, authorities expressed optimism that 2026 will mark an even stronger year for Ghana’s economy and development trajectory.