The Paris Club of creditor nations said it agreed to restructure the external public debt of Kenya in a bid to further support government efforts in economic recovery under an IMF arrangement.

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The Paris Club of creditor nations said it agreed to restructure the external public debt of Kenya in a bid to further support government efforts in economic recovery under an IMF arrangement. The agreement reschedules US$ 350 million of arrears and maturities falling due between January 1, 2004 and December 31, 2006. This latest deal will reduce Kenya’s debt to a manageable US$ 147 million. Creditors and the Kenyan government agreed that Kenya did not require debt reduction within the framework of the enhanced initiative for the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries, due to its economic and financial outlook.


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