The Director of the Debt Management Division at the Ministry of Finance and Economic Planning is a senior-level position responsible for managing a country’s public debt and financial liabilities. This role plays a crucial part in the nation’s fiscal stability and economic growth.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Debt Strategy and Policy Formulation:
   • Develops and implements national debt management strategies to ensure sustainable borrowing.
   • Advises the government on debt policies, including decisions about domestic and foreign borrowing.
2. Debt Issuance and Management:
   • Oversees the issuance of government bonds, treasury bills, and other debt instruments.
   • Manages existing public debt, ensuring timely repayments and minimizing interest costs.
3. Risk Analysis and Financial Planning:
   • Conducts risk assessments to monitor and mitigate financial risks related to the national debt portfolio.
   • Collaborates with international financial institutions (e.g., IMF, World Bank) for debt planning and restructuring.
4. Stakeholder Coordination:
   • Engages with investors, credit rating agencies, and multilateral organizations to maintain the country’s creditworthiness.
   • Works closely with other government departments, central banks, and policymakers for coordinated fiscal planning.