AMMAN — The Ministry of Finance has completed the repayment of eurobonds maturing at the end of January 2026, following an early partial redemption aimed at lowering borrowing costs and easing debt servicing pressures in the short and medium term, the ministry announced on Thursday. It also said that it had fully redeemed the eurobonds due in January 2026, which were originally issued on November 2015, at a value of $1 billion with an interest rate of 6.125 per cent. Part of the proceeds from the eurobond issuance and concessional loans was deposited with the Central Bank of Jordan to be used for settling eurobonds maturing this year. The ministry said the measures form part of the government’s public debt management strategy, which focuses on replacing higher-cost borrowing with more favourable financing. The strategy aims to reduce debt servicing costs, lower medium-term funding needs, and strengthen debt sustainability, while supporting the placement of public debt on a declining path relative to gross domestic product.