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REPUBLKAE KOSOVES- PRESDENT REPUBLCOF KOSOVO- THE PRESDENT REPUBLKAKOSOVA- PREDSEDNK DECREE FOR RATFCATON OF THE NTERNATONAL AGREEMENT Pursuant to Article 18, item 2 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo, Article 10 paragraph 4 of the Law no. 04/L-052, on nternational Agreements and Article 4, item 3 of the Law No. 03/L-004 on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diplomatic Service, hereby issue the following; Decree The ratification of the Framework Agreement on the Status and Cooperation related to the operations of slamic Development Bank in Republic of Kosovo between the Government of the Republic of Kosovo and the slamic Development Bank, signed in Dushanbe, Tajikistan on May 25, 2012, and received in the Office of the President of the Republic of Kosovo on June 06, 2013. Pursuant to Article 18, item 3 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo, the ratified agreement shall be forwarded to the Parliament of the Republic of Kosovo as a notification. The ratified agreement shall enter into force on the day of its publication in the Official Gazette. Decree No: DMN-012-2013 Prishtina, June 17, 2013 Atifete Jahjaga President of the Republic of Kosovo

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FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT THS FR..tMEWORK AGREEMENT(hcreinafter referred to as the "Agreement") is made on ~l//:) /2013G (corresponding to L/1434H) belweenthcrepublc OF KOSOVO, represented by Ministry of Finance(hereinafter referred to as the "Republic ('.1' Kosovu") and JSLA:vC DEVELOPMENT BANK, an international slamic financial institution established pursuant to its Articles of Agreement ratified or accepted by its member countries and formally opened on 20 October 1975 (hereinafter referred to as "the Bank"). The Rcpubl ic of Kosovo andthe Bank are hereinafter referred to individually as "Party" and collectively as "Parties". WHEREAS, A. The purpose of the Bank is to foster the economic development and social progress of its member countries and 11uslim communities in non-member countries individually as well as jointly by participating in various developmental aclivities in accordance with the principles ofshari'ah (the slamic Law); B. The Board of Executive Directors of the Bank has, by its resolution ]0. BEO/06/04/420/( 186)/32 approved the allocation of USD 40,000,000.00 (Unit~d States Dollars Forty Million) from the Bank's Waqf Fund (hereinafter referred to as the "Allocated Amount") to participate in a 5-years programme for reconstruction of the Republic of Kosovo as follows: (i) USD 10,000,000.00 (United States Dollars Ten Million) in the form of grants to be spent mainly in the reconstruction and rehabilitation of educational institutions and health centers; (ii) C"SD 10,000,000.00 (United States Dollars Ten Million) in the form of soft loans; and (iii) USD 20,000.000.00 (United States Dollars Twenty Million) for financing income generating projects by way of nstallment Sale, Leasing and lstisna 'a, provided that each project under this program was to be presented separately to the BED for approval. c. As of 2012, the Republic of Kosovo has utilized a total of l.:sd 13,000,000.00 (United States Dollars Thirteen Million) from the Allocated Amount (i.e. the grant amollnt ofusd 10,000,000.00, and USD 3,000,000.00 from the soft loans); D. The Republic of Kosovo is willing to utilize the balance of thcallocated Ameunt (i.e.usd7,000,ooo.oo) remaining from the soft loans allocation and USD 20,000,000.00 (United States Dollars Twenty Million) mentioned in paragraph-b (iii) above for implementation of priority projects jointly identified during a programming mission of the Bank in April 2012. Page 2 of7

E. The Republic of Kosovo aspires for obtaining membership in DB and intends to complete the required conditions and formalities; F. Pending the Republic of Kosovo's membership in the Bank, the Parties intend to agree on a legal framework to establish the status of the Bank in the Republic of Kosovo and to regulate the Parties' mutual cooperation and partnership in ordcr to facilitate the effective and smooth implementation of the Bank's operations and projects in the Republic of Kosovo, in accordance with the Bank's mandate to foster the economic development and social progress of Muslim communities in nonmember countries. NOW, THEREFORE, THE PARTES HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOW: Article-l PURPOSE 1.1 The purpose of this Agreement is to establish the status of the Bank and its operations in the Republic of Kosovo and to regulate the Parties' mutual cooperation and partnership in order to facilitate the effective and smooth implemt:ntation of the Bank's projects in the Republic of Kosovo, in accordance with the Bank's mandate to foster the economic development and social progress of Muslim communities in nonmember countries. 1.2 Subject to availability of funds and signing of separate agreements between the Parties with respect to each identified project in accordance with the Bank's applicable policies and procedures, implementation of any project by the Bank in the Republic of Kosovo shall be in line with the Republic of Kosovo's developmental strategies, programs and priority sectors, including but not limited to, agriculture, education, energy, health, human development, slamic banking and finance, rural development, transport and water. Article-2 LEGAL STATUS OF THE BA...~K N THE REPUBLC OF KOSOVO To enable the Bank efficiently to initiate and implement its operations in the Republic of Kosovo, the Bank shall be recognized as an independent international financial institution possessing full juridical personality within the territory of the Republic of Kosovo. n particular, the Bank shall have full capacity: (i) (ii) to contract; to acquire and dispose of immovable and movable property; and (iii) to institute legal proceedings. Article-3 MMUNTES, PRVLEGES AND EXEMPTONS 3.1 The Bank, its operations, property, assets and personnel, shall, within the territory of the Republic of Kosovo, enjoy the immunities, privileges and exemptions accorded to it by its member countries under Chapter V of the Articles of Agreement establishing the Bank. Page 3 of7

3.2 n particular and without prejudice to the generality of Article 3.1 hereof. the immunities, privileges and exemptions accorded to the Bank in the Republic of Kosovo shall include the following: (i) Freedom of the Bank's property, assets, funds and monies in whatever currency and by whomsoever held from restrictions, regulations, controls and (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) moratoria of any nature; The Bank's right, in exchange for any available convertible currency, to purchase the national currency of the Republic of Kosovo in sllch amounts as the Bank may require from time to time for meeting its operational requirements in the Republic of Kosovo. n the event of shortage 0f the national currency of the Republic ofkosovo, the Central Bank of the Republic of Kosovo shall sell to the Bank the national currency of the Republic of Kosovo in such amounts as the Bank may require from time to time for meeting its operational needs in the Republic of Kosovo, at the published exchange rate of the Central Bank of the Republic of Kosoyo, and at 110 less favorable terms and conditions than those accorded to other international organizations operating in the Republic of Kosovo; the Bank's right to purchase, hold and dispose of convertible currencies, securities, bills of exchange, negotiable instruments, and transfer the same to, from and within the territory of the Republic of Kosovo, open, maintain and operate accounts in national or other currencies, and carry out any operations authorized under the Bank's Articles of Agreement; Exemption of the Hank's operations, assets, property (movable and immovable), funds and income of whatever nature, capital and profits involved in such operations from the payment and/or withholding or ccllection of any and all forms of present and future, direct and indirect taxes, inciliding V AT, customs and stamp duties and any other form of levies and charges; According the Bank a preferred creditor status and its financing ranked no less than the financing received by the Republic of Kosovo from other multilateral developmental and/or financial institutions; The same status, rights, immunities, privileges, exemptions and facilities as are accorded by the Republic of Kosovo to the members of other international organizations accredited to or involved in the performance of their official duties in the Republic of Kosovo, provided that such status. rights, immunities, privileges and exemptions do not diminish, or invalidate the status, rights, immunities, privileges and exemptions afforded to them under the Bank A1icies of Agreement. Without prejudice to the generality of this paragraph: (a) Privileges and immunities necessary to expedite the issuance of visas and facilitate travel, immigration and movement of the Bank's personnel visiting the Republic of Kosovo on official business of the Bank; Page 4 of7

(b) Facilities related to visa, travel, immigration and movement of the Bank's agents and contractors, experts and consultants performing duties in the Republic of Kosovo on behalf of the Bank; (c) mmunity from legal process with respect to acts performed by the Bank's personnel in their official capacity; and exemption from any form of direct taxation on salaries and emoluments paid to them by the Bank; and (d) The same repatriation facilities for themselves and their dependents, if any, and the same protection by the authorities of the Republic of Kosovo in time of international crises or national emergency as accorded to members of diplomatic missions. 3.3 The privileges, immunities, exemptions and facilities accorded in this Agreement are granted in the interests of the Bank and not for the personal benefit of the individuals themselves. The Bank may at its discretion waive any of the privileges and immunities conferred to it by this Agreement, to such extent and upon conditions as it may determine, provided that such waiver of immunity does not extend to any 3.4 Articlc-4 measure of execution. the Bank shall take every measure to ensure that the privileges, immunities, exemptions and facilities conferred by this Agreement are not abused and for this purpose shall establish such rules and regulations as it may deem necessary and expedient. There shall be consultation between [he Republic of Kosovo and the Bank, should the Republic of Kosovo consider that an abuse has occurred. FOCAL PONTS The Parties agree that the Office of the Minister of Finance in the Republic of Kosovo, on the one part, and the Country Programs Department of the Bank, on the other part, shall serve as thcparties' respective focal points for coordination of the ongoing and future the Bank activities and projects within the framework of this Agreement. Articlc-5 AMENDMENT The Parties may amend the provisions herein or enter into supplementary agreements through exchange of letters. Articlc-6 ENTRY NTO FORCE AND TERMNATON 6.1 This Agreement shallcomc into force upon completion of the required procedures by the Palties subsequent to its signature, andshall remain valid until the Republic of Kosovo attains membership of the Bank. 6.2 This Agreement shall be terminated upon: (a) The Republic ofkosovo attaining membership of the Bank; or Page 50f7

(b) Six (6) months' norice of termination given by either Party to the other Party provided that the Bank has no ongoing project in the Republic of Kosovo, and/or amounts due from the Republic of Kosovo. Article-7 COMMUNCATONS Any notification in writing from one of the Parties to another shall be deemed to have been properly communicated if it has been conveyed by hand or transmitted by cable, fax or regular mail to one of the following addresses: For the Republic of K.osovo; Ministry of Finance Rr. NenaTerezc. p.n. Prishtine, 10000 Republic of Kosovo Tel: +381 3820034 101 Fax: : +38 38 213 113 Email: zyraministrit@mfc-ks.org For sillmic Development Bank: P.O. Box 5925 Jeddah 21432 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Tel:.L.966 2 636 1400 Fax: +96626366871 Email: idbarchivcs@isdb.org Article-8 AGREEMENT LANGUAGES This Agreement is signed in the English, Albanian and Serbian languages provided that thl! English text of this Agreement shall be regarded as the authentic text for both interpretation and application purposes. Page 60f7

. l ~ r EXECUTON PAGE N WTNESS WHEREOF,this Agreemt:nt was duly signed for and on behalf of the Parties in the English, Albanian and Serbian languages on the day and year first above written. FOR AND O>J BEHALF OF REPUBLC OF KOSOVO.._t..-- " ~~.:..'. > -, :,-.:<'~'-.".,~, " ',' FOR AND ON BEHALf OF SLAM1C DEVELOPMENT BANK ------_::::...--- ~ ----_.----.,..---- -----.,--- '----" AHMAD MOHAMED AL PRESDENT ~'.....~.( ".. ". Page 7 of7