Debt relief and prudent financial management key to adequate education financing in Eritrea

By Amnesty International

Although Eritrea has a self-proclaimed policy of self-reliance the country remains heavily in debt. According to the World Bank, Eritrea’s debt to GDP in 2023 was estimated at 219% although the figure has since marginally dropped to 211% in 2024. This is significantly above Africa’s average of 63.5%. Eritrea largely owes this debt to domestic […] The post Debt relief and prudent financial management key to adequate education financing in Eritrea appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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