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… Consequently, by 2022, Burundi was once again deep in debt, with public debt at 66% of GDP, which although considered by the IMF as sustainable, put the country at high risk of debt distress. To date, Burundi’s domestic debt to GDP stands at 46% owed largely to Burundi’s central bank and holders of government bonds and treasury bills, although foreign-owned debt has been increasing.