#ECOT2602896SFrench state debt rescheduling for four foreign countries
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This decision reschedules French state loans to four foreign countries that already reached debt restructuring agreements with France: Suriname, Sri Lanka, Ghana and Ethiopia. It mainly matters to public finance and sovereign debt stakeholders, because it changes the repayment timing for specific bilateral loans rather than creating a new policy for businesses or the public. The amounts covered are listed in the decision, and the text says the decision will be published in the French Official Journal.
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Key Changes
- French state loans to four foreign governments are rescheduled.
- The decision lists the specific debt restructuring agreements and amounts covered.
- The text confirms publication in the French Official Journal.
Obligations
What this law requires
The French State must reschedule the state loans granted to foreign governments that are covered by the debt restructuring agreements listed in Article 2.
The French State must reschedule the loans it granted to foreign States that are covered by the debt restructuring agreements listed in Article 2.
The rescheduling applies to the loans linked to the four specified debt agreements: Suriname (25,789,187.53 EUR), Sri Lanka (196,103,062.37 EUR), Ghana (87,762,149.16 EUR), and Ethiopia (193,242,058.25 EUR).
The French State must apply the rescheduling to the debt restructuring agreement with Suriname signed on 24 April 2025 for EUR 25,789,187.53.
The decision must be published in the Journal officiel de la République française.