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G7 Creditors Agree to Postpone Ukraine's Debt Payments Until 2030
- The G7 and Paris Club creditors agreed to postpone Ukraine's state and state-guaranteed debt payments from February 2026 until the end of February 2030, aligning with the IMF Extended Fund Facility program.
- Ukraine's total public debt reached a historic high of $213.33 billion in 2025, with external debt rising 47.5% to $160.39 billion.
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The deferral of payments allows for the redirection of freed funds to key priorities. Ukrainian Finance Minister Serhiy Marchenko signed a memorandum of understanding with the Group of Official Creditors, providing for the deferral of payments on sovereign and sovereign-guaranteed debt. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing the website of the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine. Read also: The Ministry of Finance announced the timing of the IMF tr…
Ukraine has agreed with international creditors to postpone payments on public debt until 2030.
Ukraine signs memo on debt payment deferral with G7, Paris Club creditors
Ukraine and the Group of Official Creditors from the G7 and Paris Club countries have signed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding the deferral of payments on Ukraine’s state and state-guaranteed debt, the Ministry of Finance announced on Friday.
Ukraine and its international creditors have agreed to further postpone the country's debt service obligations. Thanks to this, Kyiv will not have to make principal and interest payments on its national debt until the end of February 2030, Portfolio reported.
Ukraine and a group of its official bilateral creditors have agreed to suspend debt service obligations effective from February 2026. With the move, the parties extended previous debt relief agreements.
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