Foreigners in Ethiopia will be allowed to own real estate in the country after the Council of Ministers ratified a draft law on the matter in a bid to encourage foreign investment. The Horn of Africa nation does not allow non-citizens to own real estate, whether residential or commercial limiting investment in the sector and…...
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Ethiopia to allow foreigners to own property
Prime minister Abiy Ahmed
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