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Ethiopian Parliament Approves Bill Allowing Foreigners to Own Immovable Property

The Ethiopian Parliament has approved a landmark bill allowing foreign nationals to own immovable property, marking a significant shift in the country’s land ownership policy. While land remains state-owned, foreigners can now purchase residential homes with a minimum investment of $150,000 USD. This measure aims to attract investment and is restricted to immediate family (spouses and children) to manage population growth, with regional states implementing guidelines for areas outside Addis Ababa.

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National Bank of Ethiopia Repeals Key Treasury Bond Directive

The National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) has repealed its 2022 Treasury Bond Purchase Directive, effective June 30, 2025. This move signals a significant shift in the NBE’s approach to treasury bond operations. While specific reasons weren’t detailed, the repeal includes transitory provisions for outstanding allotments and existing bonds to ensure a smooth transition. Discover what this means for Ethiopia’s financial markets.

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