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Mozambique reduced debt by EUR 31.8 million

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Briefings

Moçambique reported a debt reduction of 31.8 million euros in July 2026, with China identified as the largest bilateral creditor. The country's external debt was held by Portugal, China, and Japan, representing 23.3% of total external debt in that period.

Key points

• China maintained its position as the largest bilateral creditor to Moçambique, financing infrastructure projects.
• Portugal, China, and Japan collectively held 23.3% of Moçambique's external debt in July 2026.

Context

Moçambique reduced its external debt by 31.8 million euros in July 2026. China remains the largest bilateral creditor, financing infrastructure projects. Portugal, China, and Japan held 23.3% of total external debt in July 2026.

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Evidence covers only July 2026. Specific debt reduction figures and creditor breakdowns are limited to the provided text. No additional background on debt history or other creditors is supplied.

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