Kluwer: Arbitration in the Era of Market Liberalization in Ethiopia

Published on August 22, 2024

By Mintewab Afework (Aman & Partners LLP )

Ethiopia has been on the pursuit of market liberalization in an effort to boost economic growth. We have been witnessing a wave of new laws in Ethiopia with significant implications to a market that has long been closed to foreigners. In April 2024, a law passed by the Investment Authority opened the import, wholesale, retail...

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