Proclamation number 488 of 2006 focuses on establishing the Ethiopian organic agriculture system. This proclamation is a response to the increasing yearning for organic agricultural products globally. The government recognizes the opportunity therein concerning the creation of a new market and higher prices of organic produces. The Ethiopian organic agriculture system strives to adopt internationally accepted production, processing and distribution systems in the country.

This proclamation transfers the rights and obligations of the disaster prevention and preparedness agency to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. This is in line with Sub-Article (1) of Article 55 of the C64Constitution of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.

“This proclamation finds it necessary to regulate the proper production, distribution, and use of veterinary drugs. This is to beef up the safety, efficacy, and quality of the products and to enhance the productivity and health of the livestock population. It also finds it necessary to strengthen the administration of feed to increase the development of the feed industry and animal production”.

This document contains two parts: articles on the application and issuance of transit, tourist and entry visas and application, issuance and validity of travel documents.

This proclamation applies to overseas employment relations of Ethiopians conducted by public employment organs, through agencies or on direct employment and Ethiopians travelling abroad to engage in overseas contracts of housemaid service for non-profit making purposes.

This document discusses the crimes of trafficking in persons and smuggling of migrants; prevention, investigation and other procedural provisions; and protection, rehabilitation and compensation for victims. It also establishes a fund to prevent, control and rehabilitate victims of the crime of trafficking in humans and smuggling of migrants.

This is a council of ministers regulation to provide for the determination of work permits and private employment agency license fees.

“This proclamation establishes a system for facilitating the provision of emergency medical treatments to victims of vehicle accidents, and requires owners of vehicles to have third party insurance coverage against third party risks”. This is in response to the loss of lives and properties arising from increasing vehicle accidents.

This proclamation applies to any person who is a refuge applying for recognition or is a recognized refugee in Ethiopia and has a right or is subjected to obligations arising from this Proclamation or participates in the implementation of this proclamation. It discusses the procedures for the determination of refugee status rights and obligations of asylum-seekers and recognized refugees.

This is a proclamation issued to counter and control the spread of COVID-19 and mitigate its impact.

A state of the emergency proclamation was enacted to counter and control the spread of COVID-19 and mitigate its impact.

This proclamation ratifies the agreement of the employment of domestic workers between the Government of the federal democratic republic of Ethiopia and the government of the kingdom of Saudi Arabia, signed on the 25th day of May 2017.

This proclamation establishes the reconciliation commission to maintain peace justice, national unity and consensus and also reconciliation among Ethiopians.

A proclamation on prevention and suppression of money laundering and financing of terrorism.

A proclamation to amend the public servants’ pension proclamation.

A council of ministers regulation to establish the Ethiopian construction works corporation.

A proclamation to provide for the computer crime.

This document details the human resource planning, staffing and performance evaluation, transfer and reassignment, performance evaluation, working hours and types of leave.

This proclamation is to facilitate “safety, soundness and stability of the banking system by having a comprehensive law for the licensing and supervision of the banking business”.

This proclamation establishes the Maritime Affairs Authority to ensure that the transport operations and movement of goods in import and export of the country are economical; plan, coordinate and enforce such operation.