Commercial Companies Law

Commercial Companies Law — Article 167

The invitation for convening the general meeting shall not be valid unless it contains the agenda. The notice to convene the general meeting must, after approval thereof by the Concerned Body, be published pursuant to the provisions of this Law, and the invitation shall be sent to each shareholder on his/her address registered in the register of shareholders, provided that the publication of the notice and the invitation shall take place at least fifteen (15) days prior to the date specified for the general meeting, and the Concerned Body may send a supervisor to attend the meeting. The board of directors shall file the minutes of the general meeting with the Concerned Body within seven (7) days to be calculated from the day following the date of convening the general meeting, provided that the minutes shall be signed by the secretary, the auditor and the legal advisor and approved by the chairman of the general meeting.

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