Paris Club Of Creditor Nations Reports Cuba Owes US$4.9497 Billion As Of 31 December 2025 — U.S.

2025 Paris Club of Creditor Nations Report

AS OF 31 DECEMBER 2025, EXCLUDING LATE INTEREST (IN U.S. Dollars)
ODA: Official Development Assistance
NODA: Non-Official Development Assistance

DEBTOR COUNTRY- Republic of Cuba

ODA- US$300.8 Million

NODA- US$4.9497 Billion

TOTAL- US$4.7955 Billion

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