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Thus, if we think of debt sustainability as the statement that debt will not explode, then under the assumption that ( r g ) 0 (r-g)
Somalia maintained steadfast progress on structural reforms and implemented thirteen of fourteen floating Completion Point triggers, including on public financial and expenditure management, domestic revenue mobilization, governance, social sectors, and statistics.
Somalia: ing to the DSSI, Chinese debt, at US$ 83.9 million, is less than four percent of the total in Somalia, where the largest creditors are Italy, the United Arab Emirates, and the United States, all creditors to whom Somalia‑‑a highly indebted poor country that embarked on the HIPC debt relief process only
Following full delivery of debt relief under the HIPC Initiative, the Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative, and beyond-HIPC assistance, Somalias external debt at end-2023 is projected to decline to under $700 million (6 percent of GDP) from around $5.3 billion (64 percent of GDP) at the end of 2018.
At the HIPC Completion Point, Somalias debt has been reduced from US$5.3 billion (64 percent of GDP) at end- 2018 to US$0.6 billion (less than 6 percent of GDP) at end-2023.
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This area of work has three goals: Ensure that countries that have received debt relief are on a sustainable development track. Allow creditors to better anticipate future risks and tailor their financing terms ingly. Help client countries balance their needs for funds with the ability to repay their debts.
WASHINGTON Somalia has secured a $4.5 billion debt relief deal from its international creditors. The deal will allow the nation to develop economically and take on new projects. It comes as part of a debt forgiveness program called the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries initiative overseen by both organizations.

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