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Guinea

Republic of Guinea
West Africa•AU•Low Income
POPULATION
15M
Public Debt / GDP
21.7%
2025
External Debt / GDP
9.8%
2025
Debt Svc / Revenue
9.1%
2025
Debt Svc / Exports
3.5%
2025
Interest / Revenue
6%
2025

Debt Composition & Creditor Analysis

External vs Domestic Debt

External
Debt
45%
Domestic
Debt
55%

By Creditor Type

Multilateral35%
Bilateral25%
Paris Club15%
Eurobond15%
Other Priv.10%

By Instrument Type

Bonds49.7%
Loans47.8%
Other15.1%

Average Lending Terms (External)

%
5%
Interest
⏱
17yr
Maturity
⏱
1yr
Grace
No active restructuring

CAP Pillar 2: Debt Management Quality

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Comprehensive Debt Analytics

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Vulnerability Indicator Explorer

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21.7%
Current (2025)
+0.2 pp YoY
Within 70% target
Analysis

Guinea's public debt at 21.7% of GDP is below the 70% prudential benchmark, suggesting manageable indebtedness relative to the economy. This provides fiscal space for counter-cyclical spending and public investment.

The most widely used measure of overall indebtedness relative to economic activity. It reflects the government's solvency capability and long-term fiscal space.

Net Financial Flows

Disbursements (Inflows) vs Principal & Interest Repayments (Outflows).

Net Positive Flows

In 2025, Guinea received $0.7B in disbursements while repaying $0.4B — a net inflow of $0.3B. The country is receiving more resources than it is repaying, providing additional financing for development.

Profile of Maturing Debts (2025)

Breakdown of short-term (<1 year), medium-term (1-9 years) and long-term (10+ years) debt liabilities.

Short-Term (<1 yr)
$0.4B
6.5% of total
Medium-Term (1-9 yrs)
$2.4B
38.7% of total
Long-Term (10+ yrs)
$3.4B
54.8% of total
Analysis

With only 6.5% of debt maturing within one year, Guinea maintains a healthy maturity profile. The predominance of medium and long-term instruments ($5.8B) reduces refinancing pressure and provides greater fiscal predictability.