Law Allows Non-Profit Mergers

The Law Regulating Civil Society Organizations stipulates the possibility of merging non-profit associations, with specific regulations governing such mergers. Non-profit associations may be granted the status of serving the public interest to achieve a common goal, through a decision by the Prime Minister or a person delegated by him. The approval of the relevant administrative authority is required for the merger of associations of the same nature. Additionally, non-profit associations are granted special privileges, such as protection from attachment of their funds and expropriation for their benefit. They are entrusted with managing institutions or implementing projects upon approval by the competent minister, with the possibility of withdrawing projects in cases of serious errors that compromise the achievement of the associations' objectives.

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