What India has done in Ethiopia
Long-standing Line of Credit partner in sugar and rural electrification infrastructure.
At a glance
0
Humanitarian operations
None recorded here yet.
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Grant assistance recorded
No actual expenditure figure published here yet.
US$704.5M
Government-supported Lines of Credit
6 repayable facilities
0
Recorded development projects
Our development project register is still being expanded and does not yet cover everything India has built.
Repayable financing
Government-supported Lines of Credit
Credit extended through the Exim Bank with Government of India support. This is money the borrowing government repays with interest — it is never counted as grant assistance.
Recorded assistance for Ethiopia currently includes repayable financing. Historical grant and development coverage is still being expanded, so this page should not be read as the full picture of India’s cooperation with Ethiopia.
US$704.5M
New Government-supported Lines of Credit
6
Repayable facilities
US$7.7M
Debt restructuring / interest capitalisation
Not counted as new financing. These refinance interest already owed, so counting them would inflate the figure above with money never newly extended.
- Development of sugar industryUS$213.31M2010REPAYABLE
- Development of sugar industryUS$166.23M2009REPAYABLE
- Development of sugar industryUS$122M2007REPAYABLE
- Development of sugar industryUS$91M2011REPAYABLE
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| Purpose | Borrower | Amount | Signed | Nature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Development of sugar industry | Government of Ethiopia | US$213.31M | 1 Dec 2010 | New credit |
| Development of sugar industry | Government of Ethiopia | US$166.23M | 27 Jan 2009 | New credit |
| Development of sugar industry | Government of Ethiopia | US$122M | 4 Oct 2007 | New credit |
| Development of sugar industry | Government of Ethiopia | US$91M | 18 Feb 2011 | New credit |
| Energy transmission and distribution project | Government of Ethiopia | US$65M | 20 Apr 2006 | New credit |
| Development of sugar industry | Government of Ethiopia | US$47M | 12 Apr 2012 | New credit |
| FITL LOC - G20 DSSI Deferment of dues | Government of Ethiopia | US$2.76M | 28 Sept 2023 | Interest capitalisation |
| FITL LOC - G20 DSSI Deferment of dues | Government of Ethiopia | US$1.88M | 28 Sept 2023 | Interest capitalisation |
| FITL LOC - G20 DSSI Deferment of dues | Government of Ethiopia | US$1.34M | 28 Sept 2023 | Interest capitalisation |
| FITL LOC - G20 DSSI Deferment of dues | Government of Ethiopia | US$0.66M | 28 Sept 2023 | Interest capitalisation |
| FITL LOC - G20 DSSI Deferment of dues | Government of Ethiopia | US$0.57M | 28 Sept 2023 | Interest capitalisation |
| FITL LOC - G20 DSSI Deferment of dues | Government of Ethiopia | US$0.47M | 28 Sept 2023 | Interest capitalisation |
Evidence
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Lines of Credit
EXIM Bank of IndiaOFFICIAL SOURCEExim Bank of India — Government of India supported Lines of Credit, signed LOC statistics as on 31 July 202631 July 2026 · SignedLOCStatisticsReport↗Every published figure keeps its source provenance. Direct links to the exact official document are shown wherever they have been resolved.
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