Au premier trimestre 2025, 0% of the funding mobilized by the Cameroonian Public Treasury on the BEAC securities market was used to repay old loans that have expired. The information comes from the 2026-2028 Medium-Term Economic and Fiscal Programming Document, drawn up by the Ministry of Finance, and which serves as the basis for the Fiscal Orientation Debate (DOB) expected in

The 2026-2028 Medium-Term Economic and Fiscal Programming Document mentions that over the first three months of 2025, Cameroon raised 282.2 billion FCFA on the money market, including 271.6 billion FCFA by & Eacute; issuance of assimilable treasury bills (BTA) and 10.6 billion FCFA by issuance of assimilable treasury bonds (OTA). Of this envelope, 169.5 billion FCFA were used to repay old loans that had expired. The Ministry of Finance underlines that “the completion rate of public securities issues is 119.2% compared to the 95 billion target for the period”, thus reflecting the State's financing needs during the period under review. According to the document, between January and March 2025, the Cameroonian Treasury actually collected only 113.2 billion CFA francs in new loans made on the public securities market. However, this envelope increased by 62.5 billion (+123.5%)