Lebanon’s public sector external debt has been a topic of significant concern in recent years. The country’s economic challenges, coupled with political instability and regional tensions, have contributed to a mounting debt burden. In more details, Lebanon’s public sector external debt refers to the debt obligations incurred by the government, including government agencies, central bank, and other public entities, to foreign creditors. Over the years, Lebanon has heavily relied on external borrowing to finance its budget deficits, infrastructure projects, and public expenditure.
This review aims to analyse Lebanon’s public sector external debt, focusing on its composition by currency type. By examining the distribution of debt across various currencies, we can gain insights into the country’s economic vulnerabilities and potential risks. We will begin with domestic debt and then analyse in more details external or foreign debt.
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Analysis of Lebanon’s Public Sector External Debt