Ghana and Afreximbank Reach Agreement on US$750 Million Facility

The Government of Ghana and the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) have announced the successful resolution of issues related to a US$750 million facility signed in 2022.

The joint statement from the Ministry of Finance and Afreximbank confirms that both parties have reached a mutually satisfactory agreement, clearing the way for continued partnership on Ghana’s development agenda.

While specific details of the resolution were not disclosed, the announcement signals restored confidence in the financial relationship between Ghana and one of Africa’s leading multilateral development finance institutions. The resolution is expected to facilitate future collaboration on financing initiatives supporting the country’s economic development objectives.

The agreement comes as Ghana continues to strengthen its position in international financial markets and underscores the importance of maintaining productive relationships with key development partners across the continent.

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