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Guide to Dissolving a Foreign NGO in Ethiopia: Key Steps and Required Documentation
Dissolving a foreign NGO in Ethiopia requires specific steps to comply with the Organizations of Civil Societies Proclamation No. 1113/2019. The process, overseen by the Agency for Civil Society Organizations (ACSO), involves submitting detailed documents and financial records. Here’s an optimized breakdown of the dissolution process, focusing on ACSO requirements and final steps with tax authorities.
Registering a Foreign NGO in Ethiopia: Step-by-Step Compliance Guide
Establishing a foreign NGO in Ethiopia is a significant step toward making a positive impact in one of Africa’s most rapidly developing countries. Under Ethiopia’s Organizations of Civil Societies Proclamation No. 1113/2019, foreign NGOs must meet a series of requirements to operate legally. This guide provides essential steps for registration, ensuring your NGO’s compliance with Ethiopian law and maximizing its local impact.
The Divorce Process in Ethiopia: A Comprehensive Guide for Clients
Divorce is one of the most emotionally and legally complex situations individuals may face. Whether you’re pursuing a divorce by mutual consent or filing a petition, understanding the divorce process can help you navigate this challenging time. At Endris Amino Law Office (ELO), we provide expert guidance and representation in divorce cases across Addis Ababa and Ethiopia. Here’s an overview of the divorce process under Ethiopian family law, highlighting essential steps and what to expect.
Adoption Requirements for Foreign Parents Seeking to Adopt a Child from Ethiopia
Adoption provides a unique opportunity for families to create lasting bonds and transform a child’s life. For many foreign nationals of Ethiopian origin, adopting a child from Ethiopia can be a meaningful and culturally significant journey. However, the adoption process involves a series of important steps and legal requirements under Ethiopian family law. Here’s an overview of the essential information and guidance for prospective adoptive parents looking to bring an Ethiopian child into their family.
Is the Absence of a Certificate of Marriage a Ground for the Dissolution of Marriage Under the Ethiopian Family Law?
According to the Revised Family Code Proclamation No. 213/2000 of Ethiopia, a marriage shall be concluded before an Officer of Civil Status and in accordance with the religion or custom of the prospective spouses. The law further defines "marriage according to custom"...
The New Investment Legislations: Widening the Gateway to Foreign Investment in Ethiopia
Ethiopia has revised its investment proclamation and regulation as part of the ongoing economic and legal reforms. The new Investment Proclamation No. 1180/2020 and the Investment Regulation No. 474/2020 aimed to introduce new changes to investment admission and administration in Ethiopia. The laws are expected to increase in-bound investment and address some of the administrative challenges facing investors on the ground.