The Government of Ghana has successfully settled a Eurobond obligation of US$709 million on December 30, 2025, ahead of schedule, in what officials describe as a major step in the country’s economic recovery and debt management programme.
The Ministry of Finance confirmed that the payment forms part of the restructuring memorandum agreed with bondholders, bringing total Eurobond settlements in 2025 to US$1.4 billion. Earlier tranches of US$349.52 million each were cleared before the latest settlement.
Officials say the timely payment underscores Ghana’s credibility as a sovereign borrower and demonstrates Government’s commitment to restoring investor confidence through transparent and disciplined debt-service practices.
“This achievement reflects our determination to rebuild fiscal buffers and ensure sustainable financing for Ghana’s development agenda,” the Ministry noted in a statement.
The Government has pledged to intensify reforms in domestic revenue mobilisation, public financial management, and debt management in the coming year. Authorities believe these measures will consolidate the gains achieved in 2025 and further strengthen the economy.
Acknowledging the role of citizens in the recovery process, Government expressed gratitude to the people of Ghana for their support and understanding, while appealing for continued cooperation as reforms advance.
The settlement is widely seen as a boost to Ghana’s standing in international financial markets, reinforcing the country’s reputation for honouring obligations even in challenging times.
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