Analysis of Africa's external debt by country

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E/ECA/TRADE/89/34

14 July 1989

Original: ENGLISH

UNITED NATIONS

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA

ANALYSIS OF AFRICA1S EXTERNAL DEBT

by

COUNTRY

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Global observations .on developing Africa's debt

The total identified debt of the continent graw at the rat& of 6.6 per

cent over the period 1982 to 1985 reaching thv level of 163.7 billion US dollars

in 1985 from a relatively lower level of 139.5 billion US dollars in 1982.

Over the same period the long-t^rm debt from OECD countries grew at the ratis of 7.7 per cent. Total debt service payments for the same tim^ interval reached a level of 24.2 billion US dollars in 1985 from a relatively lower level of 20.5 billion US dollars in 1982, which experienced a 5.7 per cant growth rate.

The

follows:

non-concessional component of the African long-term d^bt was as

% of non-concessional debt to total long-term

debt

1982

65.3%

1983

64.8%

1984

64.4%

1985

64.9%

The above percentage figures show a relatively significant value of non-concessional component which remains at a 64.9 per cent level in 1985.

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Looking at th£ origin of th« continent's debt, in 1985, over 53.6 per cent

of the total identified debt of developing Africa came from th^ OECD countries,

14.2 per cent from multilataral creditors; 6.9 ptr cent from OPEC countries

and 2.7 per e^nt from CMEA member countries.

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TOTAL EXTERNAL DEBT OF DEVELOPING AFRICA - (in millions of US dollars)

1975 1981 1S82 1982 1983 1984 1985

GROSS DEBT

long term

I. OECD countries and capital markets 19 067

OOA

* Offidal/offcially supported

Official export credits

Guaranteed supplier credits Guaranteed bank credits

Financial markets

Banks

Bonds

3 067 5 527 3 443

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4 746 4 251 4D5

59 12 30

15 13 1

409 124 962

A «

■ ft

281 957 324

65 13 33

16 15

555 869 280

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762 895 867

72 15 35 11 12 11

23 22

320 312 058 593 092 371

504 701 805

75 14 37 14 10 12

23 22

423 173 560 937 185 386

683 934 751

76 15 39 16 9 14

22

21

846 192 239 041 165 041

347 778 567

90 18 47

18

10 18

24 23

441 456 338 722 385 124

113 600 513

Other private

351 1 042 1 644 7 66 35

II. Jiultilateral

of which: Concessional

Non-concessional

III. Non-OECD creditor countries

CMEA

OPEC

Other countries and unspecified

Subtotal: Long-term debt

of which: Concessional

Non-concessional

Short term

Subtotal: Short term debt Banks

Export credits

3 1 1

7 1 3 2

29 13 16

146 767 377

292 841 450 205

705 221 482

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12 7 4

15 2 8 4

88 31 56

885 962 923

289 460 579 255

033 163 417

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16 9 6

18 2 10 5

101 37 64

369 930 736

932 923 872 134

155 080 065

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16 9 6

17

4

10 2

107 37 69

25 18 7

800 975 827

891 211 768 909

012 146 864

143

012

128

18 11 7

19 4 12 3

113 40 73

23 18

c

883 048 832

610 440 040 120

914 113 798

5S9 119 463

21 11 9

19 4 12 3

117 41 75

21 17 4

027 884 142

621 337 233 050

494 865 629

533 256 270

23 13 10

18 4 11 3

133 46 86

24 18 5

935 558 385

301 556 139 102

179 676 509

19Z 734 460

Total external debt excluding

IMF credit 132 157 137 502 139 027 157 375

• Total external debt including

IMF credit

Other Identified liabilities

" Total identified debt

136 2 139

960 507 467

143 2 146

419 958 377

145 3 148

193 312 505

164

168 484 265 749

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TOTAL EXTERNAL DEBT OF DEVELOPING AFRICA ^ (i* millions cf US dollars) (continued)

1975 1981 1982 1982 1983 1984 1985

SERVICE PAYMENTS

Long term

I. OECO countries and capital markets 3 092

OOA

Official/off, supported Financial markets

Other private

II. Multilateral

of which: Concessional III. Non-OECD creditor countries

Subtotal: Service payments, long-

term debt

of which: Concessional

Total service payments excluding

IMF credit

Amortization, long-term debt Interest, long-term debt

Interest, short-term debt

Total service payments "Including

IMF credit

3

2

3 092 338 073 521 161

224 76

586

906

695 12

7 3

13

1 309 536 827 744 212

692 148

850

913

184 14

8 5

1

16

1 092 442 397 029 235

957 136

433

483

172 14

8 6

1

17

1 992

499 425 062 1

041 182

206

238

248 16

10 5

1

18

1 761 548 218 990 2

161 238

049

965

255 15

9 6

1

18

1 959 618 139 199 3

501 310

951

410

366

17

11

*-*

1

21

1

■ 1 ^ .7 OJf

696 343 796 2

928 454

515

275

155

3 906 13 913 16 483

19 787 21 311 20 653 22 960

10 674 12 305

6 569 6 650

2 544 2 346

11 810 14 029

6 599 7 248

2 23B 1 678

20 545 22 116 21 730 24 243

&/ Excluding Sao Tome and Principe, for which data was not available.

Symbol used: .. = data not available.

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Burundi

The total identified debt of the country graw by 22.4 per cent between ths yaars 1982 to 1985 reaching a high l^vtl of 478 million US dollars in 1985 from a lower Icvtl of 261 million US dollars in 1982.

Considering the country's long-term debt to the OECD countries and capital markets the growth rata becomes even greater and is of the ordor of 29.5 per cent ov^r tha same period.

Cape Verde

The total identified debt of this country gr*w st 2 rata of 21.4 per cant over the period under consideration i.e. 1982-1985, reaching a sptctacular ltvirl of 102 million US dollars in 1985 from a relatively lower lsvel of 57 million US dollars in 1982.

Of th-i total long-term d&bt of the country th« non-concessionni component

was as follows in percentage t^rms.

1982. 1983, 198A 1985

% non-concessional dsbt to total long-term

debt 40.4% 54.7% 43.6% 39.6%

The abovi? ptrc^ntage indicates how difficult th£ country's position would

be in terms of servicing the d«bt.

Central African. Republic

The total identified debt of =his country increased in absolute tarma from 262 million US dollars in 1982 to 349 million US dollars in 1985 which is an average percentage increase of 10.3 par cant ever the period under

consideration.

CoiKoros

Thu external debt situation of this country deteriorated by experiencing

an average percentage growth rat«3 -jf 18.6 por c^nt over the period 1982-1985.

It rsachad a high l^vel of 135 million US dollars in 19C5 from a lower lsv^l of 86 million US dollars in 1982. Ovsr tha same period, the country's long- term debt with th« OECD countries and capital markats grew by 44.2 pe>r cent from 5 million US dollars in 1982 to 15 million US dollars in 1985.

Conge

The debt ssrvica payments of the country in total gr^w very sharply by 20.3 per ctnt over the period 1982 to 1985 going from the 1 v;l of 277 million US dollars in 1982 to a lc,vsl of 482 million US dollars in 1985. Over th^

sami period total identified debt of th^ country grww by 9.7 per cent from

th& level cf 2,092 million US dollars in 1982 to a lev«l of 2,758 million

US dollars in 1985.

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Djibouti

Djibouti experienced a dramatic incr^as^ in its total identified d^bt ovar

€he period 1982 to 1985 growing by 73.2 per cent and reaching th« record ltvol of 244 million US dollars in 1985 from the low lev*l it had of 47 million

us dollars in 1982.

Over the aamw period the debt obligations of the country to OECD countries and capital markets grsw by 107.5 p-*r cent from a l^vel of 16 million US dollars in 1982 to a higher level of 143 million US dollars in 1985.

The country's non-concessional component of tha long-term debt was:

i2££ iSSi 1984 1985

% of non-concessional dbbt to total long-

term d*bt 40.7% 51.9% 51.2% 60.8%

which shows that the country would live in a constraint when it com^s to

servicing of debt.

The total debt service payments for the country experienced also a very high growth of 106.1 p*r cant over the same period going from the ord^r of 4 million US dollars in 1982 to 35 million in 1985.

Th« total identified debt of the country gr?w from 124 million US dollars in 1982 to 141 million US dollars in 1985 showing a 4.4 per cent increase ovar the period. Over tht same period th* debt cf th« country to OECD countries and capital markets grew by 16.5 per c&nt from the ltval of 50 million US dollars in 1982 to 79 million US dollars in 1985. Th^ir total debt service payments showed a relatively hightr percent sgt- increase, i.s. 19.7 per c^nt, by going up from the level of 7 million US dollars in 1982 to 12 million US

dollars in 1985.

The non-concessional component of the country's long-term debt was cs follows:

1982. 198.3 1984 19_8,5

% of non-concessional debt to total long-

term debt 65.6% 66.0% 72.0% 75.2%

This is a higher percentage and can indicate th> country's d*sbt servicing

problams.

Th<> country's total identified d«bt grew by 15.1 per cent from the lev,*!

of 1,282 million US dollars in 1982 to a higher level of 1,955 million US

dollars in 1985. Ov^r thfc samti period, the debt service- payments grew by

24.5 ptx

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» The country*s total identified debt grow by 10.1 per c^nt over th= period 1982 to 1985 reaching a level of 1,885 million US dollars i n 1985 from a relatively lowiir l^vel of 1,414 million US dollars in 19S2.

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Th& ratio of the total debt service payments to the total identified dsbt was highly significant:

1932 1S83 1984 1985

Debt service _ pjtyagptg

total identified debt 31% 30.7% 30.8% 20.2%

Ghana

The country's total identified dubt grsw by & rate of 19.4 per cent over th£ pariod 1982 to 1985 reaching a level of 2,758 million US dollars in 1985 as opposed to a relatively lower level of 1,622 million US dollars in 1982.

Ov;r the sam time interval, th-j country's d^bt stjrvic^ payments grtjw vory dramatically at the rate cf 24.4 per cunt by jumping from 110 million US dollars in 1962 to 212 million US dollars in 1985.

Guinea .Bisjsau.

total identified dtbt of Guint-i Bissau gr«w by 18.5 per cent ovar the period 19B2 to 1985 going frcm th^ l^vcl of 152 million US dollars in 1982 to a higher lwval of 253 million US dollars in 1985.

Ov«>r the samti pariod thit total d-.bt s; rvic^ paymtjntB of the country gr^w by 71 per c^nt going from tha low l^vcl of 4 million US dollars in 1982 *o a higher lavsl of 20 million US dollars in 1985.

Kenya

Kenya's total identified dtbt grew at tha ratfe of 8.6 p^r cont from 3,247

million US dollars in 1982 to the level of 4,162 million US dollars In 1985.

Whereas the debt service payments gr&w by 9.0 per cent from the lavel of 441 million US dollars in 1982 to the ltvel of 572 million US dollars in 1985.

The non-concessional component of the country's long-term debt had th«

fallowing significance;

19ft2 1933^ 1984 1985,

% of non-concessional dwbt to total

iong-ttrm debt 56.6% 54.2% 55.7% 53.4%

which would not be comfortable to ths country.

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The country's total identified debt grew at a rat;, of 14.7 p^r cent from a level of 118 million US dollars in 1982 to a higher level of 178 niUion US dollars in 1985. Over tha sama period thy debt service payments of th^

country grew by 10.7 per cent.

Ttw country's ratio of debt sarvic« payments towards OECD countries tc the t-.tal long-t^rm debt received from the same countries was of the ordur of 83 3 ptr cant for th^ year 1985 which indicates that almost all of the dtibt givn to the country has been taken back by th sarvice payments and the- transfer to the country was only 16.7 p^-r cent of the total debt agraed

upon

The country's total identified debt grew by 14.1 per cent over the period 1982 to 1985, recording a leval of 1,364 million US dollars in 1985 from a lowtr level of 919 million US dollars in 1982.

The country's non-concessional component of the total long-term d«bt was

greater in proportion:

1982 1981 !2£i A££&

% of non-concessional

dUb*. component to total

long-tan debt 51.7% 53.0% 54.3% 55.5*

Madagascar

The country's total identified debt grew by 11.2 per cent from the level

of lt^ million US dollars in 1982 to a higher level of 2590 million US dollars

in 1985. Over the same period the debt from OSCD countries to the country

grev by 13.6 per cent reaching the level of 1374 million US dollars in 19J5

from a level of 937 million US dollars in 1932.

The non-concessional component of the long-term debt of the country was

found to be significant:

JL982

% of non-concessional 51.8%

debt to total ' long-term debt

Malawi

The country's total identified debt grew by 3.6 per cent over the period 1982 to 1985 reaching a level of 994 million US dollars in 1985 fr^ ^wer level of 893 million US dollars in 1932. Over the same period the total - ebt service payments grew by 3.9 per cen, jumping from 99 million US dollars in

1982 to 111 million US dollars in 1985.

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The flows from OECD countries to the country dropped by 11.84 per cent whereas Che country's debt service to the same group of countries grew by

4 per cent over the period 19G2 to 19&5.

Mali

The total identified debt of Mali grew by 21.1 per cent over the period 1982 to 1935. The values in absolute terms jumped from S55 million US dollars in 1982 to 1,515 million US dollars in 1985. Over the same period the country!s debt with the OECD countries grew by 73.2 per cent going from the Usvel of 66 million US dollars in 19&2 to a higher level of 343 million US dollars

in 1985.

Thfe total debt service payments of the country over the period under consideration grew by 20.3 per cent from the level of 35 million US dollars in 19ii2 to 61 million US dollars in 1905. Over the same time interval the debt service payments to OECD countries grew by 70.9 per cent from 3 million US dollars in 1902 to 15 million US dollars in X9C5.

Mauritania

The total identified debt of the country grew by 7.9 psr cent ov;r the period 1982 to 1965 going from 1201 million US dollars in 1932 to 1509 million US dollars in 19S5. Over the same period the total debt service payments grew by 20.8 pr cent from 63 million US dollars in 1982 to 111 million US dollars in 1985, Over the same petiod under consideration tht country's debt wth OECD countries grew by 17.0 per cent from 214 million US dollars in 1982

to 343 million US dollars in 1965.

Mauritius

The total identified debt of the country grew by 4.3 per c^nt over Che period 1902 to 1985 from 444 million US dollars in 1982 to 504 million UG dollars in 19S5. The debt service payments over the same period grew at the raft of 15.6 per cent and reached a level of IIS million US dollars in 1935 from only 77 million US dollars in 1982.

The non-concessional component of the country's long-term debt was is

follower:

1982 1983. 1_9_S4 19G5

'% of non-concessional 67.8% 63.2% 64.1% 59.7%

debt to total .long-term debt

Which shows that a significant component of the long-terra debt is nor.-

concessional and thus the country's constraints in debt servicing.

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Morocco

The country showed an 8.7 per cent growth on the total identified debt going from 11,675 million US dollars in 1932 to a higher level of 14,573 million

*US collars in l')

Mozambique

The- total identified debt of the country over the period 19S2 to 1985 grew at the rate of 7.S par cent reaching 1,410 million US dollars in ,.9*15 from the level of 1,126 million US dcllers in 1932.

Over the same period the aebt service payments of tht country declined by 4.3 per cent from the level of 186 million in 19G2 to the level of 163 million US dollars in 1995. Showing the country's problems in acquiring

resources to meet its obligations.

The non-concessional component of the total long-term debt of the country

was as follows:

1982 .1903 1984 .1985

% of non-concessional 72.5% 68.3% 65.7% 60.7%

d-.bt to total long-term debt

Although the percentage is declining over the period it is still highly significant and remains at the level of 60.7 per cent of total long-tarra debt.

The country's total identified debt grew by 5.9 per cent from the U-v^l of S59 million US dollars in 1932 to 1,136 million US dollars in 1%5. over the same period the debt service payments showed a declining trend which w«.nt down at an average race of 16,P per cant going from 172 million US dollars

in 1982 to a level of 99 million US dollars in 1985.

The non-concessional component of the country's total long-terra debt

wss as follows:

1952 1983 .1984. J.9G5

% of non-concessional 62.4% 56.9% 55.0% 50.6%

debt to total long-term

debt

Although it is declining over the year it remains significant and would

create servicing constraints fcr the country under consideration.

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Nigeria

The country's total d'ebt grew by 3.3 per cent from 14,101 million U3 dollars is 1982 to a higher level of 17,904 million US dollars in 1965. Over the same period the debt service payments of. the country grew at the rate of 21.8 per cent reaching the level of 4S444 million US dollars in 1DP5 from the level of 2,461 million US dollars in 1982. The debt service payments to OECD countries over the same period grew by 25.2 per cent.

Rwanda

The total identified debt of the country grew by 16.9 per cent over the period 1982 to 1985 reaching a higher level of 391 million US dollars in 19^5 from the level of 245 million US dollars in 1982. Over the came period the debt from OECD countries grew by 33.1 per cent reaching the level of 66 million US dollars in 1905 from a lower level of 28 million US dollars in 1902. The debt service payments over the same period grew by 33.S per cent going up to 24 million UG dollars in 1985 from the level of 10 million US dollars in 1982. Of the total debt service the amount going to the OECD countries grew at the rate 58.7 per cent going from 3 million US dollars in 1982 to 12 million

US dollars in 1985.

Senegal

The total identified debt of Senegal over the period 1982 to 1985 grew at tht average rate of 14.2 per cent going from 1,893 million US dollars to a higher level of 2,820 million US dollars. Tht total debt service payments over the same period grew by 15.3 per cent from the level of 139 million US dollars in 1982 to a levt?l of 213 million US dollars in 1965. Whereas tht debt service payments to OECD countries grew by 26.0 per cent from 44 million US dollars in 1982 to £ level of £8 million US dollars in 19;5.

The share of the non-concessional component was as follows:

;f che total long-term debt

% of debt debt

non-concessional

to total long-term

19

60

c2 19S3

61.1%

19 55 ~o% ^56.07=

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As can be seen from the percentages above the non-concessional component shows irregular movements over the period under consideration but is still significant and remains at 56 per cent of the total long-term d-ibt of the country by 1985.

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Seychelles

The total identified debt of Seychelles went up from 67 million US dollars

in 1982 to tht level of 112 million US dollars in 1985 experiencing a percentage

growth rate of 18.7 per cent. Whereas the debt service payments over the

same period increased from 7 million US dollars in 1982 to 12 million US dollars

in 1985 showing a 19.7 per cent growth rate.

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The non-concessional component of the long-term debt was as follows:

1962 9 1983 £

, % of non-concessional 59.3% 60.3% 60.7% 61.2%

debt to total long-term

debt

From the above per centages one can see how the non-concessional component is growing and how significant it is as compared to the concessional.

Somalia

The total identified debt of the country grew at the rate of 10.3 per cent from the level of 1,266 million US dollars in 19E2 to a higher level of 1,725 million US dollars in 1985. Of the total debt the part coming from OECD countries grew by 25.5 per cent. Over the S3me period the debt service payments grew by 48.5 going from the level of 33 million in 1982 to a higher level of 100 million US dollars in 1935. The service payments to OECD on the other hand grew by 72.9 per cent ever the same period.

Sudan

the total identified debt of the country from OECD countries and capital markets grew by 7.3 per cent over the period 19C2-1S85 from the level of 1,922 million US dollars in 1982 to a higher level of 2,377 million US dollars in

1985.

The debt service payments of the country to OECD countries over the same period grew by 31.6 per cent from the level of 32 million US dollars in 1982 to o. higher level of 73 million US dollars in 1985.

The non-concessional component of the long-term debt of the country was as follows:

1982 1_98_3_ 1984 1985

% of non-concessional 58.1% 58.4% 50.3% 50.6%

debt to total long-term debt

Although it shows an irregular trend the percentage remains significant up to the year 1905.

Tanzania, United Republic of

The total identified debt of the country grew by 6.0 per cent over the

period und-r consideration, i.e. 1932-1985, from 2,7&9 million US dollars

in 1982 to a higher level of 3*374 million US dollars in 1985. The total

service payments declined by 16.2 per cent over the period 1984 to 1985.

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Togo

The total identified debt of the country declined by 9.6 per cent from the period 1982 to 1984 going from the level of 1,063 million US dollars in 1982 to a lower level of 368 in 1984. And then started en upward movement of 18.0 per cent and reached a level of 1,024 million US dollars in 1985.

On the other hand the debt service payments of the country in total showed a 20.2 per cent growth rate reaching the level of 106 million US dollars in 1985 from a lower level of 61 million US dollars in 1SB2.

The country's non-concessional component of the long-term debt was as

follows:

1982 1983 .1984

% of non-concessional 68.6% 60.8% 52.7%

debt to total long-term debt

Although the trend of the component seems to be inconsistent over the years going downward anc then upwards it is highly significant and remains at the level of 62.3 per cent in 1985.

Tunisia

The total identified debt of the country grew by 8.1 per cent over the period under consideration, i.e. 1982 to 1985, from the level of 4,841 million US dollars in 1982 to 6,113 million US dollars in 1965. Whereas the debt service payments over the same period grew by 9.4 per cent from the level of 658 million US dollars in 1982 to 861 million US dollars in 1985.

Uganda

Uganda's identified debt grew by 7.0 per cent over the period from the level of 879 million US dollars in 1982 to 1,076 million US dollars in 1935 whereas the debt service payments showed a 33.7 per cent growth rate from

37 million US Dollars in in 1985. On the other hand the debt service payments to ORCD countries grew at a fantastic rate of 111.8 per cent growing from 6 million US dollars in 1932 to 51 million US dollars in 1985.

Zaire

Zaire' s external identified debt grew at the rate of 8.1 per cent over the period from the level of 4,667 million US dollars in 1982 to 5,903 million US dollars in 1985. The country's debt service payments in total grew at the rate of 24.1 per cent from 335 to 641 million US dollars between the period

1982 and 19S5.

The non concessional component of the country' s long term debt was found

to be highly significant and was as follows in percentage terms:

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1982 1983 1984 1985.

% of non concessional debt

to total long term debt 71.9 75.0 72.0 71.1

In 1985 over 66.8 per cent of Zaire's external debt came from the OECD

countries.

Zambia

Zambia's total identified debt grew by 80 per cent over the period 1982 to 1985 from 3,584 million US dollars in 1982 to 4,509 million US dollars

in 1985.

The debt service payments of the country declined by 21.4 per cent from the high level of 501 million US dollars in 1982 to a lower level of 243 million

US dollars in 1985.

The non-concessional component of the country's long-term debt was as

follOWS!

1982, 1.983 1984 19815,

to total long term debt 56.4 57.2 57.8 59.8

The percentages above show the significance of the non-concessional component and its upward moving trend over the period.

.Zimbabwe.

The country's total identified debt grew by 6.2 per cent from 1982 up to 1985 going from the level of 1,783 in 1982 to a higher level of 2,138 million us dollars in 1985. On the other hand the debt service payments of the country grew at the rate of 7.2 per cent between the same time interval going from 308 million US dollars in 1982 to 379 million US dollars in 1985.

The country's non-concessional component of the long-term debt had the

following picture:

1982 19S3 1984. 1985

to total long term debt 82.4 84.9 79.9 75.5

The above percentage figures show how significant the non-concessional

component is for the country under consideration.

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DRAFT

STATISTICAL ANNEXES

Data on External Debt of African Countries by Countries and Sources

1/ Source: OECD, FINANCING AND EXTERNAL DEBT OF'DEVELOPING COUNTRIES,

1986 SURVEY, (PARIS, 1987)

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External Debt, of Developing Africaf Total If (in trillion US Dollars)

1975

1981

1982 1982 198: 1984 1985

I, (.:':!: r.our-tTJ.es and c---t]-i tal Markets

0Fficial/Off. supported Official export credit

Guarantee supplier credits

Guaranted Bank, credits financial Jlarkets

Banks

Bonds Other Private II, KiiXtilateraJ

Of which: Concessional Non Concession Xfl. Non CECD Creditor

Countries

CMEA

OPEC

Other countries and

unspecified

Subtotal: T.ong term debt.

Of which: Concessional Non Concess.

ypfc/

5527 8443

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4746 4251 495

59«O9

12124 30962

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*•

15281

13957 1324

65555 13P69 33280

•*

*•

••

16762 15895 867

72320 15312

35058

11593

12092 11371 23504 22701 805

75423 14173 37560 14987

10185 12386 23683 22934 751

76846 15192 39239 16041

9165 14041 22347 21778 567

90441

18456 4783ft 18722

1098 5 1EH4

24113

23600

513

351 2205

Subtotal: Short term debt.

P3nhs

rixport credits

Total external debt, excluding IMF credit

1042 1644 66

3146 1767

1377

7292 1841 3450

12885 7962 4923

15289 2460 8579

16369 9930 6736

18932 2923 10872

16800 9975 6827

17891 4211 10768

18883 11048.

7832

19610 4440 12040

21027 11884 9142

X9621 4337 12233

23935

135 58

10385

18801 4556

1139

4255 5134 2909 3120 3050 3102

29705

13221

16482

88033 31163 56417

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101156

37080 64065

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1O7C12

37146 69864

25143 18012 7128

113914 40113 73798

23589 28119 5463

117494

41865 75629

21533 17256 4270

133179 46676 86509

24192 18734 5460

132157 137502 139027 157375

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Tots'I i?:''(:<s.:~titiJ debts Including IMF -redlt

Ovrher identified liabilities T«ta3. identified debt,

SERVICE PAYMENTS

136960 143419 2507 2958 139467 146377

145193 164484

3312 4265

148505 168749

I, OECI) c«untries and capital

Official/Off, supported Financial markets

Other private II. Multilateral

Of which.: C#ncessi*nal

III. R«n OECD Creditor cetratries 586 Subtotal; Service Payments

l©ag term debt.

Of which: Cen-cesslonal T»tal service payments exel,

IMF credit

3092

338

2073 521 161 224 76

12309 536 7827 3744 212 692 148

14092 442 8397 5029 235 957 186

14992 499 8425 6062 1 1041 182

16761 548 10218 5990

• 2 1161 238

15959 618 9139 6199 3 1501 310

17834 696 11343 579o 2 1928 454

3906 , l«h.g term debt Interestr leng term debt.

Interest, sh»rt term debt Total Service fayments incl. IMF

credit

850 U33 1206 -1049

13913 16483 19787 21311'

951 20653

151 3906 695

13913 1184

16483 1172

17238 1248

18965 1255

18410 1366

21275 1155

22960

* •

* *

10674- 6569 2544

20545

12305 6650 2346

22116

11810 6599 2238

21730

14029 724C 1678

24243

If Excluding Sa« T«me and Principe for which data were n«t available*

(18)

ALGERIA

US S Million GROSS DEBT

. Long term

1. OECD countries and capital markets

ODA

Oflicial/off. supported Oflicia) export credits Guaranteed supplier credits

Guaranteed bank credits , Financial markets

: Banks Bonds Other private 11. Multilateral

of which: concessional non-concessional

III. Non-OECD Creditor countries

.OPECCMEA

Other countries and unspecified

Subtotal: Long term debt

o/ which: concessional

non-concessional Short tcim

Export credits

Total external debt excluding IMF credit

Total external debt including IMF credit

Other identified liabilities Total identified debt

SERVICE PAYMENTS Long term. i

I. OKCD countries and capital markets

ODA !

Official/off, supported Financial markets Other private II. Multilateral

of which: concessional

1U. Non-OECD creditor countries Subtotal Service payments, long term debt

of which: concessional

Total service payments cxcl. IMF credit

Amortization, long term debt Interest, !ong term debt Interest, short term debt

Total sen ice payments inch IMF credit

t?7S

5322 291 3226

1*82

788 58916 182

6 1 65 85874 858

15370 14118

408 297

10440 10318

3834 249128 1310

68 1

4066 18 27471278 23 49

178 467

4081 4582

92 71

4081 45*2

K629 296 93732600 3612 3161 495*>

4756 203

280 280 936435 249 251 15844 15210634

51

13553 270 9221 23963639 3186 4061 3894167

329 329 839417 210212 14721 553 14168

1984

13850 236 91212801 28393482

44394290 148 55 465 465 711 355151 205 15027 14552475

4060 5160

26 20

2650 3327 1385 IS 13 46

390 293

4502 5499

75 72

4842 5806 3012 4025 1490 1473

340 307

4842 5806

4589 296619 1604

116

244 4949 62 5203 35191430 5203253

1985

16614 272 10360 26862938 4735 59555823 131 27 481

48?

520331 15435 17615 17137473

3479 2743 2071

1370 1298 11115 744

2109 1445 1056 1303

19323 17465 17098 19662

19323 17465 17OT8 19662

896 1024 I52S 2143 20219 18489 18626* 21 SOS

4484 36 3177 1271

189 325 4999,36 51613642 1356 163 SJ61

(19)

r /.mho* ANGOLA

1975 19S! 1*34

CROSS DEBT

-. OEC1> t ountrics and capital markets

OtVt

Official/ofl". supported Cii'O.i! export credits

<Ki;irstitccd supplier credits Ged bsak credits

193

287 12 275

Financial markets Brnks Otlici private

<\i Yfbkh: concessional rofi-concessk)na!

N=w-Gi:CD Creditor countries . OPKC

Oilier countries and unspecified

g te,m debt concessional non-concessional

in 193

30

30 31?

27 290 s t u

!: Short term debt E-xpOil credits

/of.;/ externJ debt excluding IMF credit Total cxt.-rnsl debt including IMF credit

Oihcr kientificd liabilities Total id

515 23 467

25 25

38

38 SS341 512

772 23 512 135 J42 235 236 236

13 13

2626

871 74962

288 166 122 1098 1098 109S

72S 34 482 IN 203165

212212

15 15

40 40

694

194 143 51 977 977 977

769 45 621 S5 137 399 103103

16

34 34

81995 724

173 1314!

992 992

isis

104S 77 597

!0894 395 374374.

20 20

38 38

1106135 971

297 24651 1403 1403 992 1403

SERVICE PAYMENTS

I term

!. OECD countries and capital markets

O1M I i

Official/off, Financial markets Other private H. Multilateral

of which:

III. Non-OECD creditor countries Subtotal: Service payments, long term debt

Total sfnicc payntcnls excl. FMF credit A!nort:7.aiion, long term debt interest, long term debt l.itcrcsi, shoti (erni debt

ial service payments incl. IMF credit

19 19

100 1 99

3 103 I 163

13?

I 133 4

5 142 1 142

208 158! 49

1 209 2 246 133 76 37 246

224 0 19034

I 225 1 249 156 7224 249

251 2070 44

I 252i 272 183 7020 272

336 3160 20

1111

1 34812 367 27572 19 367

(20)

BENIN

CROSS DEBT Long icrra

!. OECD countries and capita) markets ODA

Official/off, supported

■ - Qflkiat export credits Guarantees supplier credits Guaranteed bank credits Financial markets

Banks Bonds Other private 11. Multilateral

of which: concessional non-concessional III. Non-OECD Creditor countries

CMEAOPEC

Olhcr countries and unspecified Subtotal: Long term debt

of which: concessional non-concessional Sbort term

Export credits

Total external debt excluding IMF credit Total external debt including IMF credit

Other identified liabilities Total identified debt

SERVICE PAYMENTS Long icrm

I. OECD countries and capital markets ODAOfficial/off, supported

Financial markets Other private H. Multilateral

of which: concessional III. Non-OECD creditor countries Subtotal: Service payments. lotig term debt

ToIa! sen ice payments exel. IMF credit Amortization, long tcrro^cbt Interest, long term debt Intercsl, short term debt

Total service payments incl. IMF credit

59 28 IS

1313 0

26 26 0 5 2 3 9056 33

331 46 205

80 800

116 99 17 36 2 9 25 484 180 304

22

! 18 3

2 1 0 242 24

370 45 240

152 134 (7 45 to3 32 566 224 343

45 1 22 22

4 2 3 52 5 52

S3?.}

US S Million

* ins

390 45 164 22 30 112 181 181

159 132 27 28 6 9 13 577 204 373

45 It 34 623 623 623

12 2 10 0

IS 4 30 10 8 12 30

3S4 47 215 18 43 154 122 122

187 160 26 50 S 10 31 6?0 255 366

97 59 38 7/7 717 71?

I 34 21

7 3

64 5 71 31 33 717

:J:S9 46 190 14 m IB 13.3

301 177 23 41

oO

■14fO aot2*5-3 338

40 m 30 641 m\

399 63 234 10 108 116 103 103

236 210 27 4f

c

12 21 677 312 365

100 55 46 777 . 777 777

23 1

26 6

47 0 40 5 47 22 18 7 47

1 7 14

12

■ 6 1 38 7 41 i4 226 41

3 •■■■■?

(21)

GROSS Dfc';r Long term

I. OECD counSries and capital markets ODA

Oflicial/oiT. supported OiVicul export credits Guaranteed supplier credits Guaranteed bank credits ' Financial markets

Banks Bonds Other private II. Multilateral

of which: concessional non-concessional HI. Non-OECD Creditor countries

OPECCMEA

Other countries and unspecified Subtotal;. Long term debt

of which: concessional non-concessional Short term

Subtotal; Short term debt Banks

Export credits

Other identified liabilities Total identified

SERVICE PAYMENTS

?.cj]g term

I. OECD countries and capital markets

ODA

Officiai/ofT supported Financial markets Oihcr private Jl- Multilateral

oj which: concessional 111. Non-OECD creditor countries Subtotal: Service payments, long term debt

Total service payments excl. IMF credit Amortization, long term debt Jntcroi. long term debt Interest, short term debt

Total service payments incl. IMF credit

19 1 14 3 2 3 0 0 22 I 22

29 255

10 0

40 0 40

10 1 0 31 2 31

1982

228 SI 132

15 50 16 34 0

0 278 97 181

„

-■

-

199 62 84

33 30 3 20 84 34 50

-

283 96 IS?

-

267 53 77

2725

HO 116 4077

6 6

389 99 290

176 56 81 63 2

15

40 38 2

_

136 4077

6 6 299 102 197

42 38 4 341 341 341

163 ' 49 S3 62 4 17 3230 2

..

135 4392

M 14 313 106 206

47 43 . 4 . 360 366 4 364

181 45 121 99 5 IS 14 13 I

-

158 46 112 24 24 363115 248

IS 12 3 377 377 4 3SI

187 46

?29 98 3 27 12 n

s

. -

200 52 HS 30 282 417

in

7.19

23 21 2 441 Ml 441

50 1 2 47

10 I 0 60 2 62 5 56 621

15 1

121

*

0

271'

2 31' II 15 4 31

30 U2 ■ 16

152

! 46 :

5 49 26 20 3 49

30 2 16 12

JO3 4 .U 5 56 27 71 2 56

(22)

BURKINA FASO

Long term

US $ Million

I97J 19B1 1981

GROSS DEBT

1. OHCD countries and capital markets

ODA

Official/off, supported Official export credits . . Guaranteed supplier credits

Guaranteed bank credits Financial markets

Banks Bonds Other private

II. Multilateral

of which; concessional non-conecsjioiia!

.Sit. Non-OECD Creditor countries

CM HA

OPEC

Other countries and unspecified

Subtotal; Lang term debt

of which: concessional non-coocessionai Short Icrm

Export credits

Total external debt excluding IMF credit

Tola! external debt intlmfmg IMF credit

Other identified liabilities

Total identified debt

SERVICE PAYMENTS

Long term

I. OECD countries and capital markets

ODAOfficial/off, supported

Financi-aj markets Other private II. Multilateral

111. Non-OECD creditor countries Subtotal: Service payments, long term debt

Total service payments cxcl. IMF erttlit Amortization, long term debt Interest, long term debt- Interest, short term dcbl

Tetal service payments incl. IMF credit ■

32 29 3

26 233

1 4 62 56 6

105 47 49

16]

133 S 29 i 28 220295 74

104 42 52

231 209 22 32 1 32 367266 iOI

19K3

104 34 44 31 4 10 26 26

222 206 17 31 30I 337257 100

33 11 22 390 390 33 423

132 44 3353 10 4 35 35

243 227 16 34 286 409 286 123

31 9 22 441 441 475

121 4».

45 33 5 7 27 27

251 234 17 41 17 24 413303 no

21 3 23 440 440 23 463

IS3 71 62 429 .12 24 24

30?2S4 23 45 24 70 509 381 128

42 II 31 SSI 551

■ 29 580

7 3 40

1 0 0 83 8

-

•

10 4 3 3

5 3 3 17 7 17

„

•- -- -

1

n

i

,

19

- -

20 1 127

6 4 t 26 4 27 15 11I 27

15 1 U

• 4

4 . 3

' 1 '

20 4- 23 10 10 233

12 t 8 i

9 7 2 23 S 26 13 10 3 26

IS 2 14 3

8 5 4

7 33 19 IS 333

(23)

BURUNDI

IS75

GROSS DEBT ferai

!. OECD countries and capital markets ODA

Qflktal'ofT. supported OSliciai export credits Guaranteed supplier credits . Guaranteed bank crcilils Financial markets

Banks Bonds Other private;

H. Multilateral

of which: concessional non-concessional HI. Non-OECt> Creditor countries

CMEA OPHC

Oihcr countries and unspecified.

Subloiai: Ix/ng term debt of which: concessional

non-concessional Shori Eerm

Subtotal: Short trrm debt Pa nits

Export credits

Total external debt excluding IMF credit Total oxicrttai dfbf including t'MF credit

Oihcr identified liabilities

"Sofa! ii

SEKVICE PAYMENTS Long tern*

I. OECD countries and capita!

ODAOllicwl/o(T- supported Financial markets Other private ii. Multilateral

of which: concessional III. Nort-OECD creditor countries Subtotal: Service payments, long ternt debt

of wkU-h: eontessional

TotaS service payments t-scl. IMF credit Amortization, ionp, term debt"

Interest, long term dcbl Interest, short term de&l

service payments incl. iMF credit

t 2

2 17

19

?

83 785

49 4 7 38 151 13417

119 3 57 8 15 34 223 27

US S Million

a m>

47 IS 28 192 7

122 117 4 57 S 15 34 226

!93 33

16 4 12 242 252 9 26!

n o 3 9

2

* 1 16 2 n 133 2

52 24 7 22

20 20

170 156 14 80 16 IS 46 302 260 42

JO 4 6

316 IS

12 I 4 7

/5 18 12 4 U1

60 29 12 2 47

19 19

209185 24 72 14 25 33 341 2U55

12 4 8 153 353 15 368 '

102 57 U 22 1 34 34

258 226 32 75 1231 32 435 355 n

26 8 17 461 4bt 17 478

7 1 3 2

9 6 4 20 12 21 10 10 261

9 1

%5

10 7 3 23 .8 24 14 92

(24)

.■; 5 Million

term

CAMEROON

onCD counuws sn<i capital markets ODA

OlTici.il/ofl'- supportea OiVicial espori: credits Gtiiiri'tiiccd supplier

bunk credits Financial markets

Bants

Other ptivatc SI. Multilateral

of which: concessional non-coitccssicnai f Non-OECD Creditor

CMfcA

OPECOilier countries and Subtotal: Long term debt

of which: cencts-iiona!

non-concessional Short term.

.':.uvioial: Shan term debt Ranis

i-.xpod credits

!,}-ol external debt excluding IMF credit 'fi-iat extend rfebt i^ctuding IMF

Oilier identified liabililie*

Total iiffJilifteil uebt

SKRV1CK PAYMENTS

1. OHCL> countricf and c GOAOflki.il/off. supported FinaiKtai ircu-ketS Other private

pilali markets

of whkk

HI. Non-OECr> crc<iit«F countries Subtotal: Service payments, hug term dtbl

of which: ctHiccssiona!

'Vosai scn-icp paymf nts exct. IMF /sniortizanon, long term debt Miiercsi, iong icrtn *Sebt JrUcrcsi, short term debi

Tn!:ii wr*icc [tayments snc(. IMF credU

228

!83

39 1518 5

2 0 4717 263 132 86

1499 373 874

45 240

0

12

7 174

1 3

6 72

99

220 19 132 66

28 7

29 251

1500

844

220 220 20 141 463 550

89 276

52 187 210

14

2136 2i96

821 S99

!315 129

1982 1983 !9S5

3(6 14 25049 3 32 7

1863 409 S2S 300 155 373 63!631

556 341 214 135 678 80 2579 894

!685

2782

323 20 236 67

427 386 692 261 121309

827 827

601 356 246

6 7277 2662 890 1772

I99S 406 91!

270 129 512 681 681

638 294 132 4 73 55 276$

877 1891

301 20 200 80

38 10

366 n 259 89

5!

14 2329

496 ni9328 272 51?

715 715

709 354355

124 733 48 3162 S70 2193

202 199 3 2781 2732

331 201

!30 2993 2993

325 134 191 3093 3093

199 255 3616 .1616 3093 361«

735 46927 239

61 1$

6 35326 353

*■

t 373 33 404 216 158 31 408

10 349 38 376 166 183 26 376

.8 425 37 460

■235 19035 460

9 80642 837615 19132 837

(25)

CAPR VERDE

CROSS DEBT Long term

f. GECD countries and capital markets ODA

Qfficiayoff. supported Official export credits ': Guaranteed supplier credits

Guaranteed bank credits Financial markets

Banks Bonds Other private If. Multilateral

of which: concessional non-concessional III. NonOECD Creditor countries

CM HA

OPBCOther countries am* unspecified Subtotal: Long wrm debt

of which: concessional qon-concessional Short term

Export credits

Other identified liabilities Ttfat identified debt

SFRVICE PAYMENTS long term

1. OECD countries and capital markets ODAOfficial/off, supported

Financial markets Other private II. Multilateral

of which: concessional 111. Non-OUCD creditor countries' Subtotal: Service payments, long term debt

Total service payments exct IMF credit Amortization, long teim debt SntercM, long term debt Interest, short term debt

Total service payments hid. IMF credit

I«7S

-

_

-

t I

-

—,

_

- /

1

-

0

_

0

—

-

_

-

_

0

_

0

-

_

-

1717

-

4 1

_

3 20 200

#-

-

„

00

0 00 0

„

- mi

1 I

-

2922 7 29 3

_

26 60 34 26

_s

■ „

-

- _

-

00

1 /

0 1

14 1 1313

- -

1

-

29 22 7 13 3

_

10 57 34 23

_

-

57 57

_

57

1

_

I 0

-

00

0 20 2 0 2

_

2 IS

0 1118 0 7

_

-

34 2311

24 30 20 75 4135

0

_

0 76 76

i 0i

i.

i , i.

3 1 3 3I 03

US$

\n*

1!

0 U6 0 4

■ -

40 29 11 273.

221 78 44 34

0

_

0 78 78

1 _

n

2 02 0

2 1 3 7 1 74 3 0 7

Million IMS

19 4 105 1 4 55

_

-

S339 13 303 243

!0t 62 40

/

_

- 1 102 102

_

102

•

I

_

1

-

21

2 5 1 52 3 0

(26)

US S Million

(erat

CENTHAL AFRICAN REP.

I9R2

CAOSS DEBT

!. OECO countries and capital markets ODA

OlFK'iai/olT. supportci Ollicml expert credits Guaranteed supplier credits Guaranteed bank cjedits Financial markets

\L Multilateral

of which: concessional non-concessional HI. Nort-OECD Creditor countries

CMEAOPEC

Other countries and unspeciijai Subtotal: hwg term Jebt

ofwhich: concessional non-concessional Short term

Export credits

Jolul external debt excluding IMF credit Toini external itebl inctu&ng IMF credit

Other identified liabilities Toiol identified dcirf

SERVICE PAYMENTS Long term

I. O£CD countries ami <apila! markets ODA

Ol!icial/off. supported Financial markers Othct private It. Multilateral

of which: concessional III. Non-OECD creditor coutitrics Subtotal: Service payments, long term debt

Tola! senkc payments s-*cl. IMF cre^H Amonizstinn, long term debt interest, long term iiebt Interest, short term debt

Total mmtyhnt payments End, IMF credit

49 40 9

m 10 0 23 4 19 82 55 27

-

**

56 21 35

-

59 58 1 50 4 S 38 164 90 74

«

»

6S 36 32

-

73 70 3 70 104 56 211 120 91

-

117 37 74 50 203

7 7

74 70 3 36 49 23 226 53 174

12 5? 233 262

. 121 42 76 55 17 4 33

82 78 4 36 49 23 239 137 102

13 76 2S3 280

97 39 53 45 4 4 55

98 94 4 tt4 9 22 230 150 79

14 58 244 268

131 67 59 51 44

55

135 124 il 3?

4 9 25 363211 92

IS n5 321

262 280 268 349

6 2 4

00

I 7 3 7

I 0 1

0I

0 2 1 2

I 0 1

\1

2 4 I 4

5 0 05

!I

1 7 1 7 2 5I 10

11 1

« v

2 1 '

1 <"

/J - 2 15 5 91 17

24 16 08

32

i 27 IS 29 20 7 381

10 45 I

4 3 2 16 8 IS9 7 29!

(27)

CHAD

US $ Million

1975 W\

GROSS DEBT Long term

I. OECD countries and capital markets ODA

0[TiciaI/o(T. supported OfTioaE export credits Guaranteed supplier credits Guaranteed bank credits Financial markets

■ Banks Bonds Other private H. Maltitareraf

of which: concessional non-concessional III. No» OHCD Creditor countries

CM HA OPEC

Other covntries and Subtotal; Long term debt

of which: concessional non-concessional Sbott term

Svbloiat: Short term debt Banks

Export credit*

Total external debt excluding IMF credit Tetal external debt including IMF ercdil

Other identified liabilities Total idctUtiied dofet

SERVICE PAYMENTS Long

I. OECD countries and capital markets ODACMficial/off. supported

Financial markets Other private - 11. Multilateral

oftvkich: concessional HI. Non-OECD creditor cotmtries Subtotal Service payments, tons, tentt debt

of which; concessional

Totat semce paymeitSs excl. IMF credit Amortization, long term debt interest, long term debt . Interest, short term debt

Total sen ice payioents incl. IMF credit

3!

[4 16

IS 3 15 0 67 42 25

57 17 39

75 75

2.*! 20 3 1S6 107 4S

4 12

25 17 g 129 40

19)14

37 5 24 2 19 3 8 8

I 37 36 0 146 89 57

3 2

157 157

33 6 2!

1 19

79 78 i 38 37 0 ISO 92 5*

o /5/

158

15S

3!

5 21 192

77 76 1 35 34'0 14389

54

3 I 2 /«

150 150

5 8 8 0 0

39 11 25 2 23

87 S5 I 29

2?

1 iSS 105 SO

3 2 . 1 ISS 167 167

33 2 9 3 9 62 0 13

10

(28)

COMOROS

CROSS DEBT

Urm

I. OHCD countries and capita! markets

Ofiiciai/ofl". supported Oiiiciat cxjrwa credits

■ ■ Gti-irantccii supplier credits Guaranteed ba»x. credits FtnancLii Markets

Banks Bonds Other private II. Multilateral

of which: concessive-si

111. Non-GIZCO Crrdi'tor countries CMEAOPEC

Other countries arid unspecified Subtotal; Litng term debi

Short ierm

Export credits

Total external JWtf excluding tMF credit Total external ilolil inrfudiflg IMF credit

Other t-Jenfilkd liabilities Total itfcntUicd debt

SERVICE PAYMENTS Long terra

I. OECD comilrics &n$ capita! marktis ODAOlliciat/ofT. mpportcd

riiancial markets Qtficr privalc H. MuhiiattrsI

cf which: concessional HI. Noii-OnCD crediior countries Subtoiul: Service payments, iong term debt -

Toiai service tsyminJs escL IMF credit Aniotiizjtion, i-sng term debt inictosi, Jong term fk'Lu Snicrcst, short trrm debt Total service pajswrits me!. IMF

5 5 -

—

_

5S 5

2 :

2121

22

*3

50 2

31

*.■

34 31 57 1

3

-

5 1

\

2}

2*

"3

4

« ■

S

t

a a

3936 3 41 55

4

&

6 1t

0

I

SI

■S7

43

j

102 6

a

15 f i Q 23

43 5

iC

3

o

0!

iH

2

I«5 135

1 0 00

1 1 r

A

t 0 1 I

6 00

i

*

2

3

t

2 0X

t

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i a

-

i 31

«

3 I

!i

(29)

CONGO

Subtle!; Shore term tffb Banb

7'ota! exr&Mi d^ht excluding f.

-liK*isq IMF

- Oi;Cij c^HSi'ks arid ODA0:"ficta:/ofF. tiip&itlc

O:her private S. MwUibic

Svbwt: Sen-lee ;;cynir*:s. toitg icrnt debt Toul «:Ki« p3?:npAi? wvf. !MF v

,":,V;iJ!u:i, S'JftiS KJiM *!

(30)

US S Million

Ltng

COTE D'lVOIRE

GROSS DEBT

\. OECD countries and capita! markets

ODA

Ofllciaf/off. supported Oiliciai export credits

Guaranteed supplier credits Guaranteed bank credits '

Financial market!

788 168 295

325 301 24

4000 4274

270 261

1947 1515

1728 243S 1700 2420

28 jfi

55 60

4092 253 1183 362 283535

26542636 IS

3769 259 1164 391 169 605 2346 2332 14

3767 277 1394 676 191 527 2096 2085 II

198 S

4237 403 1372775 112 485 2462 2449 13 JI. Multilateral

of which: concessional non-concessional

III. Non-OECD Creditor countries

CMEAOPKC

Other countries and unspecified

Subtotal: tang term debt

of vhich: concessional

non-concessional Short term

Subtotal: Short lernt debt

Banks

Export credits

Total external debt excluding IMF credit Total external debt including IMF credit

Other identified liabilities

Total identified debt

SERVICE PAYMENTS

Long Sena

I. OECD countries and capital markets

ODA

Official/off, supported I

Financial markets ' Other private i

11. Multilateral

HI. Non-OECD creditor countries Suhtotal: Service payments, long term debt

'lofai service payments excl. IMF credit

Amortization, long term debt interest, long icrm debt intcicit, short term dcbE

total senice payments incl. IMF credit

146 37 109 13

13 947 205 742

-.

••

-

122

!7 53

12 2 1 136 20 136

.;

580 167 413 27

~

27 4608 437 4170

-

842 25 386 422 10 49 6 3 894 30 894

■■

•-

S3 20

3

35 SI 5

-16 46S

••

I COS il 352 631 n 71 6 9

108617

•-

841 199 642 32

-

32 4965 450 4514

1021 813 208 5986 6465 129 6594

869 16 357 496

905

7_/

966 20 1084 499 467 117 1123

996 185 810 28

-

28 4793 445 4348

836 691 146 5629 6246 104 6350

770 14 390367

89

7

0

565 01 958 385 481 93 993

1157 163 994 35

-

jjit 4959 440 4519

426 306 120 5385 5976 115 6091

478 f3 172 293

131 I ftlv

>c

614 23 681 174 440 76467

1217 1029188

246

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[. OKCD countries and capital ODA

Oflkial/dT. supported Official export credits Guaranteed supplier credits Guaranteed bank credits Financial markets

Banks Bonds Oiher private II. Multilateral

of which: concessional non- oneessjonai HI. Non- >ECP Creditor countries

OPECCMEA

Oilier countries and unspecified Subtotal: Long term debt

of which: corwessional non-concessional Short terra

Export credits

Tom! external dtbt excluding IMF credit 'tola! external debt including IMF credit

Other identified liabilities Tciui identified debt

DJIBOUTI

27 24 3

26 18 7

SERVICE PAYMENTS

Long term

I. OECD countries and capital market*

ODA i

Official/off, supported Financial market!

Other private

of which: concessional lit. Non-OJECD creditor countries Subtotal: Sen-ice payments, long term debt

Total s.ernce payments excl. IMF credit Amortization, long icrm debt Infcrest, !ong Icrtii debt Interest, short term debt

Total semce payments inrf. IMF credH

27 24 3

28 20 I

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31 123 16

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I. QfiCD countries and capita! markets ODA

Official/clT. supported Ofliciat export credits Guaranteed supplier credits Guaranteed bank credits Fmancial-Inarkeis

Banks Bonds Other private II.

Ill

Multilateral

of which: concessional non-concessional Non-OECD Creditor countries OPECCMEA

Other countries and unspecified Subtotal: Long term debt

of which: concessional non-concessional Short term

Export credits

Total external debt excluding IMF credit

Toial external dcbl including IMF credit

Other identified liabilities Total identified ifrbf

SERVICE PAYMENTS Long term

I- OECD countries and capital markets

Official/off, supportedODA

Financial markets Other private 11. Multilateral

III. Non-OECD creditor countries Subtotal: Senice payments, long term debt

of which: concessional

Tots! service payments cxcl. IMF credit

Amortization, long term debt Interest, long term debt interest, short term debt

Tola! smic« payments fnei. IMF credif

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