Ghana’s finance ministry said on Thursday it had resolved outstanding issues with the African Export-Import Bank over a $750 million financing facility.
The ministry said the agreement was settled to the satisfaction of both parties, easing concerns surrounding the critical funding arrangement.
The resolution marks a quiet but significant step for Ghana as it navigates fiscal pressures and seeks financial stability.
Officials offered no further details, but the outcome signals renewed cooperation between the West African nation and its key regional lender.