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Ghana’s Finance Minister’s Claims of Debt Restructuring Disputed by Independent Power Producers

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  • Finance Minister’s debt restructuring claims refuted by Independent Power Producers
  • IPPs urge transparent dialogue as energy sector reforms remain critical

 

Accra, Ghana – Independent Power Producers (IPPs) have refuted recent claims by Ghana’s Finance Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, that a debt restructuring agreement has been reached between the government and the group of six IPPs, to whom the government owes approximately $1.4 billion as of March 2024.

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