In a joint statement released on December 25, 2025, the Ministry of Finance, acting on behalf of the Government of the Republic of Ghana, confirmed that all outstanding matters relating to the facility have been resolved to the mutual satisfaction of both parties.
The agreement now allows Ghana and Afreximbank to continue collaborating in support of the country’s broader economic recovery and development agenda.
The US$750 million facility, which was part of Ghana’s efforts to mobilise external financing during a period of acute fiscal and balance-of-payments pressures, had in recent times become the subject of discussions and clarifications between the two sides.
The US$750 million facility, which was part of Ghana’s efforts to mobilise external financing during a period of acute fiscal and balance-of-payments pressures, had in recent times become the subject of discussions and clarifications between the two sides.
While officials did not disclose the specific nature of the issues resolved, the announcement signals a return to normalised relations and renewed trust between Ghana and one of Africa’s leading multilateral financial institutions.
According to the statement, the resolution reflects the commitment of both parties to dialogue, transparency, and long-term partnership.
Economic analysts say the development is particularly important at a time when Ghana is working to stabilise its economy following debt restructuring efforts and engagements with international creditors.
According to the statement, the resolution reflects the commitment of both parties to dialogue, transparency, and long-term partnership.
Economic analysts say the development is particularly important at a time when Ghana is working to stabilise its economy following debt restructuring efforts and engagements with international creditors.
Afreximbank has historically played a strategic role in supporting African economies through trade finance, infrastructure funding, and balance-of-payments support, making its continued partnership with Ghana a critical pillar of the country’s recovery plans.
The Ministry of Finance noted that the resolution of the facility issue will help reinforce Ghana’s credibility with development partners and international financial institutions.
The Ministry of Finance noted that the resolution of the facility issue will help reinforce Ghana’s credibility with development partners and international financial institutions.
“This outcome enables both parties to continue to partner for Ghana’s development agenda,” the statement said.
Afreximbank has been a key financier of projects across Africa, supporting sectors such as energy, manufacturing, transport, and export development.