The administration, leasing, or liquidation of assets belonging to public benefit foundations and national endowments is governed by a strict legal framework in Greece. The publication of an endowment tender notice is not a standard commercial action, but a statutory obligation of transparency, directly monitored by the Ministry of Finance's Department of Endowments or the respective Decentralized Administration.
In this guide, we outline the step-by-step procedure and the mandatory documentation required for newspaper publication, ensuring you circumvent bureaucratic delays and compliance failures.
To execute the publication of the tender in certified newspapers, the trustee or legal counsel must assemble the following instruments:
The complete, unedited text of the tender (in Word or PDF format), detailing the terms of the bidding process, the property description, financial guarantees, and submission deadlines.
The official excerpt of the foundation's Board minutes, formally ratifying the execution of the auction and establishing its specific legal directives.
The official approval letter or non-objection certificate issued by the competent public authority (Ministry of Finance), pursuant to the Greek Code of Public Benefit Properties (Law 4182/2013).
The standard operational workflow involves the following milestones:
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