President John Mahama has reaffirmed his government’s unwavering commitment to fulfilling all financial obligations to bondholders without default.
Delivering his first State of the Nation Address (SONA) in his second term on Thursday, 27th February, he assured investors that every bondholder would receive their full payments as promised.
“My government will ensure that bondholders are paid to the last pesewa,” President Mahama declared, addressing concerns over the country’s debt restructuring and its impact on investors.
He emphasised that restoring confidence in Ghana’s economy is a top priority and assured that financial commitments to investors would not be compromised.
Acknowledging the challenges faced by bondholders due to recent economic difficulties, he pledged to provide stability and certainty.
Beyond honouring debts, President Mahama promised strategic measures to reset and strengthen the Ghanaian economy, ensuring long-term benefits for all.
“We will reset this economy for the betterment of all,” he assured, highlighting the importance of a stable financial environment in attracting investments and fostering sustainable economic growth.
His firm commitment is expected to ease investor concerns and reinforce trust in the government’s financial policies.