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Paris Club secretariat contribution to the Sevilla conference on financing for development
The publication of an annual report, since 2007, is an example of Paris Club creditors’ commitment to enhance the transparency of the Club’s work and functioning.
The debt treated in the framework of Paris Club agreements constitutes only a part of the total external debt of developing countries, as regards the categories of debt as well as the time period t
The G20 Common Framework for Debt Treatments beyond the DSSI
What is the Common Framework?
The Paris Club is a group of currently 22 permanent members.
Over the past few years, the Paris Club has adapted debt relief, taking into account debt sustainability, in response to major exogenous shocks, which is also in line with the recommendations conta
The international financial community recognized in 1996 that the external debt situation for a number of low-income countries, mostly in Africa, had become extremely difficult and influenced the p
Paris Club agreements may contain a provision enabling creditors to voluntarily engage in debt swaps.
Since the late 1990's, beyond traditional debt rescheduling and cancellation agreements, taken into account the favourable evolution of the situation of certain debtor countries, the Paris Club has