ATIDI’s General Assembly approves membership applications. African governments represent the largest shareholding class, and, in turn, these countries provide the bulk of ATIDI’s equity.
ATIDI’s General Assembly approves membership applications. African governments represent the largest shareholding class, and, in turn, these countries provide the bulk of ATIDI’s equity.
African governments represent the majority shareholders in ATIDI. Once a membership application has been submitted by a prospective Member State and approved by the General Assembly, the process for their membership involves ratification of ATIDI’s Treaty. This high-level involvement underscores the government’s commitment and their role in ensuring minimal claims in the projects ATIDI covers.
Institutions apply in writing to ATIDI. This application is then approved by the Board of Directors, which meets quarterly, and it is then confirmed at the Annual General Meeting.
The following institutions and governments are eligible to become shareholders in ATIDI: