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The request came as part of a virtual presentation by Ghana's finance ministry hosted under the auspices of the group of creditor nations known as the Paris Club, the source added. Ghana's debt restructuring under the common framework aims to include non-Paris club members, such as China in debt relief talks.

Ghana requested on Tuesday to restructure its bilateral debt under the common framework platform supported by the Group of 20 major economies, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters.

London / Accra: Ghana requested on Tuesday to restructure its bilateral debt under the common framework platform supported by the Group of 20 major ec...