The National Treasury Conducts Dissemination of the 2025 Medium-Term Debt Management Strategy

The National Treasury today conducted the dissemination of the 2025 Medium-Term Debt Management Strategy (MTDS), a key policy document that will guide Kenya’s public debt management from 2025 to 2028. The event aimed to inform stakeholders and the public about the strategy’s objectives, key focus areas, and implementation framework.

Key Focus Areas of the 2025 MTDS

1. Reducing Costs and Risks
   The strategy prioritizes minimizing borrowing costs and managing risks related to the country’s debt stock and future debt obligations.
2. Enhancing the Domestic Debt Market
   The MTDS seeks to strengthen Kenya’s domestic debt market, encouraging local financial institutions to play a greater role in financing government needs.
3. Ensuring Intergenerational Equity
   The strategy aims to ensure that the costs and benefits of public debt are fairly distributed across present and future generations.

Stakeholder Engagement and Public Consultation

The 2025 MTDS was developed through a collaborative process within the National Treasury, integrating inputs from various departments. Before its finalization, the draft strategy was opened for public consultation, allowing stakeholders to review and provide feedback to enhance transparency and accountability.

Accessing the MTDS

The 2025 MTDS is available for public access on the National Treasury’s official website:
🔗National Treasury – MTDS

Today’s dissemination event marks a significant step in ensuring stakeholder awareness and engagement in Kenya’s debt management framework.