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Addis Ababa, April 29, 2025 (ENA)—Ethiopia and Eurobond Holders have agreed to continue the dialogue to ensure smooth debt treatment negotiations that conclude in a timely and efficient manner.
William Roos, co-chair of Ethiopia’s OCC, explained their position: “We reduce the stock of debt through an extension of maturities and also reducing specifically the payments during the IMF programme ...
Under the deal, Ethiopia will get around usd2.5 billion in debt service relief over the course of its International Monetary Fund programme, which runs out in 2028. “We reduce the stock of debt ...
“We reduce the stock of debt through an extension of maturities and also reducing specifically the payments during the IMF programme period,” said William Roos, co-chair of Ethiopia’s OC ...