Introduction
The Anglo-Ethiopian Society was formed in 1948 and became a registered charity in 2013 (England and Wales: 1152741).
Its object is to advance public education and knowledge about Ethiopia, including its history, culture, art and architecture, natural history and economy.
This is achieved through:-
- the provision of regular lectures covering a wide range of topics related to Ethiopia that are open to anyone wishing to attend and usually free of charge;
- publication of a regular newsletter and maintenance of a website;
- maintenance of a library of books related to Ethiopia;
- and hosting social events where people can meet and experience the food and culture relating to Ethiopia.
The Society possesses a library of books on Ethiopian subjects and these may be consulted by members.
The Society is completely independent and its principal income comes from the subscriptions of its members. An Executive Committee manages the affairs of the Society.