Rule · NBE · 1 Jun 2000

Directive FXD/14/2000 on Transfer of Freight Expenses for Goods Transported by Trucks Owned by Djibouti Nationals

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The National Bank of Ethiopia mandates that commercial banks provide foreign exchange to cover inland freight costs for goods transported by trucks owned by Djibouti nationals to and from Djibouti. Licensed transit and forwarding agents must submit specific documentation, including truck way bills, voyage permits, and proof of Djiboutian nationality, to obtain this approval for both imports and exports. Commercial banks are required to submit weekly copies of these approved applications to the National Bank of Ethiopia. These directives entered into force on June 1, 2000.

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Monetary and Banking ProclamationNo. 83/1994Not in RegAlertMonetary and Banking Proclamation No. 83/1994 — Not in RegAlertDirective FXD/14/2000 onTransfer of Freight Expenses …2000-06-01 · this documentDirective FXD/14/2000 on Transfer of Freight Expenses for Goods Transported by Trucks Owned by Djibouti Nationals (2000-06-01)
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  • Monetary and Banking Proclamation No. 83/1994Not in RegAlert

    “These Directives are issued by the National Bank of Ethiopia (hereinafter the "Bank") pursuant to the authority vested in it by Article 39(2) of the Monetary and Banking Proclamation No. 83/1994.”

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