Improving Public Debt Management
In the OIC Member Countries
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Figure 3-11: Currency Composition of External Public Debt in OIC Member Countries
Sources: World Bank (2016) International Debt Statistics, calculations by the Ifo Institute.Figure 312 shows the currency composition of external public debt in individual OIC
countries. Lebanon, Guyana, Indonesia and the Central Asian countries Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz
Republic, Azerbaijan and Tajikistan mainly rely on external public debt denominated in U.S.
Dollars. Albania and the North African countries Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia mainly rely on
external debt denominated in Euro. Other countries, such as Bangladesh, Guinea, and Sudan
have more diversified currency structures of their external public debt.
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