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On December 25, 2025, the Government of Ghana, represented by the Ministry of Finance, announced a successful resolution of the issues related to the US$750 million facility initially signed in 2022. This agreement marks a significant milestone for both the Ghanaian government and the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), ensuring that both parties can move forward in their collaborative efforts to support Ghana's development agenda.
The resolution of the facility's challenges highlights the commitment of both the Ghanaian government and Afreximbank to foster economic growth and development within the country. This partnership is expected to facilitate various initiatives aimed at enhancing trade, investment, and infrastructure development in Ghana.
As both parties celebrate this achievement, they reaffirm their dedication to working together to create sustainable economic opportunities and improve the living standards of the Ghanaian population. This agreement is seen as a vital step in strengthening the financial framework necessary for the country's ongoing development efforts.
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