IBENA- foreign debt at the end of Shahrivar of 1401 based on initial maturity of debts is 6 billion and 904 million dollars, of which 4 billion 995 million dollars are medium and long-term debts and 1 billion and 908 million dollars from that amount is short-term debt, according to the latest statistics of Central Bank of Iran.
Iran's actual obligations based on Euros have been calculated as 6 billion and 989 million euros, of which 5 billion and 57 million euros are medium and long-term debts and 1 billion and 932 million euros are short-term debts.
Meanwhile, according to recently published report of International Monetary Fund, Iran has the lowest ratio of foreign debt to GDP in 2022 compared to other countries in the region. Ratio of foreign debt of Iran to GDP this year is only 0.5 percent, which is lower than all countries in the Middle East and Central Asia, according to the report.
