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APPROVED
By Resolution No. 1 of the Sole Founder of the charitable organization
dated 19 September 2025
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ‘STEP ТО PEACE’
Odesa City 2025
1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
1.1. CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ‘STEP ТО PEACE’ (hereinafter referred to as the Foundation) is a charitable organization established and operating in the organizational and 2
legal form of a charitable foundation.
1.2. The Foundation is a non-profit, non-governmental organization established for an indefinite period (term) and operating in accordance with the Constitution of Ukraine, the Civil Code of Ukraine, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Law of Ukraine On Charitable Activities and Charitable Organizations, and other laws and regulations regulating charity and charitable activities, as well as these Articles of Association. The Foundation does not aim to make a profit as a result of its economic activities.
1.3. The Foundation is a legal entity of private law in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine from the time of its registration in accordance with the procedure established by the current legislation, has separate property, maintains an independent balance sheet, has current and foreign currency accounts with bank institutions, a round seal and stamps with its name and symbols, a logo and other attributes and symbols, which are approved and registered in accordance with the procedure established by the current legislation. The Foundation can use its name on letterheads, seals, stamps, in symbols and attributes, as well as for advertising and other purposes.
1.4. The activities of the Foundation shall cover the entire territory of Ukraine. The Foundation shall have the right to be a founder of and participant in other business entities, including charitable organizations, as well as unions, associations, other voluntary associations, to carry out joint charitable activities, as well as to have other rights in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine.
1.5. The Foundation interacts with trade union organizations, public associations, religious organizations, environmental and health organizations and foundations, including foreign ones, other legal entities and individuals who contribute to the achievement of the Foundation’s goals by their activities.
1.6. The Foundation shall have the right to enter into transactions (agreements, contracts) on its own behalf, independently determining their conditions, to acquire property and personal non-property rights, to bear obligations, to be a plaintiff and defendant in court, in commercial, administrative, arbitration, and other courts, international arbitration.
1.7. The Foundation shall carry out foreign economic activity and export-import operations in accordance with the established procedure.
1.8. The Foundation may establish branches, representative offices, and other separate subdivisions on the territory of Ukraine and abroad. Branches and representative offices are not legal entities. They act on the basis of the regulations approved by the Foundation. The heads of branches and representative offices shall be appointed by the Foundation and shall act on the basis of a power of attorney issued by it.
1.9. The Foundation shall have the right to the inviolability of its business reputation, to the secrecy of correspondence, to information, and other personal non-property rights that may belong to it.
1.10. The Foundation shall be independently liable for its obligations to the extent of the property that may be subject to foreclosure in accordance with the current legislation. The state shall not be liable for the obligations of the Foundation, and the Foundation shall not be liable for the obligations of the state. The Foundation Participants shall not be liable for the obligations of the Foundation, and the Foundation shall not be liable for the obligations of its Participants.
1.11. The Foundation shall carry out its charitable activities on the basis of humanity, legality, common interests and equal rights of participants, openness, transparency, and self-administration.
1.12. The Foundation shall independently determine the areas, types, place (territory), terms and beneficiaries of charitable activities.
1.13. The Foundation shall have the right to carry out economic activities that contribute to meeting of its statutory objects without the purpose of making a profit.
1.14. The Foundation shall have the following name in Ukrainian:
Full name: БЛАГОДІЙНИЙ ФОНД «КРОК ДО МИРУ» (BLAHODIINYI FOND «KROK DO MYRU»); abbreviated name: БФ «КРОК ДО МИРУ» (BF «KROK DO MYRU»)
In English:
Full name: CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ‘STEP TO PEACE’; abbreviated name: CF ‘STEP TO PEACE’
In German:
Full name: WOHLTÄTIGKEITSSTIFTUNG „SCHRITT ZUM FRIEDEN“; abbreviated name: WS “SCHRITT ZUM FRIEDEN”
In Arabic:
Full name: الإسم المختصر: المؤسسة الخيرية "الخطوة نحو السلام"
In Chinese:
Full name:‘’迈向和平‘’ 慈善基金会
In Spanish:
Full name: Organización No Gubernamental "EL PASO HACIA LA ΡΑZ"
Abbreviated name: ONG «EL PASO HACIA LA PAZ»
2. OBJECTIVES, AREAS AND TYPES OF CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
2.1. The goals of the Foundation’s charitable activities are to provide assistance in promoting the legitimate interests of beneficiaries in the areas of the charitable activities established by the legislation of Ukraine, as well as the development and support of these areas in the public interest.
2.2. The areas of charitable activities of the Foundation are:
1) Public collection of charitable donations and their transfer for the provision of legal assistance and legal representation in the national courts of Ukraine, the European Court of Human Rights, law enforcement agencies, medical institutions and other public authorities to persons affected by armed conflicts or accidents, as well as refugees and persons in difficult life circumstances.
2) Public collection of charitable donations and their transfer for the provision of food and accommodation to persons affected by armed conflicts, accidents, as well as refugees and persons in difficult life circumstances.
3) Education.
4) Health care.
5) Ecology, environmental protection and animal protection.
6) Prevention of natural and man-made disasters and elimination of their consequences, assistance to victims of disasters, armed conflicts, and accidents, as well as refugees and persons in difficult life circumstances.
7) Guardianship and custody, legal representation and legal assistance.
8) Social protection, social security, social services, and poverty alleviation.
9) Culture and art, protection of cultural heritage.
10) Science and scientific research.
11) Sports and physical culture.
12) Human and civil rights and fundamental freedoms.
13) Development of territorial communities.
14) Development of international cooperation of Ukraine.
15) Stimulating economic growth and encouraging the development of the economy of Ukraine and certain regions of Ukraine, enhancing the competitiveness of Ukraine.
16) Promoting the implementation of state, regional, local, and international programmes aimed at improving the socio-economic situation in Ukraine.
2.3. The purpose of the Foundation may not be to receive and distribute profits among its founders, members.
2.4. The Foundation shall not have the right to provide charitable assistance to or on 4
behalf of political parties, as well as participate in election campaigning.
2.5. The Foundation may carry out charitable activities on the basis of a voluntary choice of one or more of the following types:
• Free transfer into the ownership of the beneficiaries of funds, other property, as well as graceful assignment of property rights to the beneficiaries.
• Free transfer to the beneficiaries of the right to use and other real property rights and property rights.
• Free transfer to the beneficiaries of income from property and property rights.
• Free provision of services and performance of works for the benefit of beneficiaries.
• Charitable joint activities and performance of other contracts (agreements) on charitable activities.
• Public collection of charitable donations.
• Management of charitable endowments.
• Holding charitable auctions, non-monetary lotteries, competitions, and other charitable events not prohibited by law.
• Establishment of easements of land plots or other real property in favour of charitable organizations or other beneficiaries, provided that they are used for charitable purposes.
• Any other types of charitable activities that are not expressly prohibited by the laws of Ukraine.
2.6. In the manner and on the grounds specified by the legislation of Ukraine, the Foundation shall have the right to receive and provide charitable donations and charitable grants.
3. MEMBERS OF THE FOUNDATION, THEIR RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS
3.1. Membership in the Foundation can be individual and collective. Individual members of the Foundation can be individuals who have reached the age of 18, whose activities contribute to the achievement of the purpose and statutory goals of the Foundation. Collective members of the Foundation may be legal entities (except for those financed from the budget) that have provided a charitable donation to the Foundation or otherwise contribute to the achievement of its goals. Legal entities exercise the rights and obligations of Foundation members through their representatives. The founders of the Foundation are its members since the state registration of the Foundation. New members shall be admitted to the Foundation on the basis of a written application by resolution of the General Meeting of the Foundation Participants. Members may withdraw from the Foundation if they send to the General Meeting of Participants a written notice no later than 1 month in advance. A Member of the Foundation who prevents by his/her actions the achievement of the Foundation’s goals may be expelled from the Foundation by the resolution of the General Meeting of Participants.
3.2. The Members of the Foundation shall have the right to do the following:
• To participate in the management of the Foundation.
• To form the governing bodies of the Foundation and establish their competence.
• To participate directly or through representatives at the General Meeting of the Foundation Participants.
• To hear the reports of the Director of the Foundation on his/her performance, as well as of other governing bodies that may be formed.
• To make proposals to all bodies of the Foundation on issues related to its activities.
• To participate in any activities carried out by the Foundation.
• To receive any information on the activities of the Foundation, the state of its property, sources of income and directions of use of the Foundation’s funds.
• To acquire other rights provided for by the Articles of Association of the Foundation.
3.3. The Foundation Members are obliged to do the following:
• To comply with the Articles of Association of the Foundation and implement the resolutions of the General Meeting of the Foundation Participants.
• To support organizationally and financially the activities of the Foundation and 5
contribute to the achievement of the Foundation’s purpose.
• To promote the ideas, purpose, statutory goals, and activities of the Foundation.
• To perform other duties stipulated by the Articles of Association of the Foundation.
3.4. Members of the Foundation are not entitled to receive material benefits and additional funds from the Foundation in connection with their position in the Foundation, except for those provided by law.
4. GOVERNING BODIES OF THE FOUNDATION
4.1. The governing bodies of the Foundation are:
• The General Meeting of Participants (hereinafter referred to as the General Meeting), the supreme body.
• Director, the executive body.
• Supervisory Board.
4.2. The General Meeting shall be the supreme governing body of the Foundation. The General Meeting shall be convened at least once every year at the initiative of any Foundation Participant. Each Member of the Foundation shall have the right to demand the convening of an extraordinary General Meeting, if the interests of the Foundation so require, by notifying the other members in writing no later than 10 days before the convening of the General Meeting.
The General Meeting shall have the right to adopt resolutions if attended by a majority of the Foundation Members or their representatives. Resolutions of the General Meeting shall be deemed adopted if voted for by a majority of the Members or their representatives present at the General Meeting. Resolutions of the General Meeting shall be formalized by the minutes, which shall be signed by all Members present or by the Chairman and the Secretary of the Meeting elected as per the agenda of the General Meeting.
The General Meeting of Participants may handle any matters of the Foundation’s activities.
The exclusive competence of the General Meeting is to adopt resolutions on the following issues:
• Amending the Articles of Association.
• Appointment or election and suspension or termination of powers (revocation) of members of the Executive Body and the Supervisory Board.
• Appointment of the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Foundation (upon the establishment of such Board), approval of the Regulations on the Supervisory Board.
• Adopting a resolution on the reorganization or winding-up of the Foundation.
• Admission of new Foundation members and expulsion of Foundation Members on various grounds.
• The founder shall not participate in the management of the Foundation’s current financial and economic activities. The financial and economic activities of the Foundation shall be managed by the Executive Body, the Director, who shall act within the powers determined hereby and by the current legislation of Ukraine.
The founder shall not have the right to interfere with operational decisions on:
• Disposal of the Foundation’s property.
• Conclusion of agreements.
• Use of charitable contributions and grants.
• Approval of estimates and financial reports.
The powers of the founder shall be limited solely to the issues provided for by these Articles of Association, in particular, regarding the appointment and dismissal of the Director, amendments to the Articles of Association, winding-up or reorganization of the Foundation.
4.3. The Director shall be the permanent Executive Body of the Foundation. The Director shall ensure the implementation of the resolutions of the General Meeting of the Foundation and submit an annual report on his/her performance.
The Director shall be appointed and dismissed by the General Meeting of the 6
Foundation. The Director of the Foundation shall:
• Implement charitable programmes of the Foundation.
• Submit an annual report to the General Meeting on his/her performance.
• Handle issues of accounting, reporting, material and technical support, and other issues aimed at achieving the goals of the Foundation, except for those that fall within the exclusive competence of the General Meeting of the Foundation.
• Act without a power of attorney on behalf of the Foundation in relations with other entities.
• Dispose of the property and funds of the Foundation.
• Enter into any transactions on behalf of the Foundation, independently determining their conditions, as well as agreements, arrangements, contracts, and legal acts regarding the activities of the Foundation.
• Issue powers of attorney to represent the interests of the Foundation.
• Have the right to open and close accounts with banking institutions, have the primary authority to sign financial documents.
• Approve samples of the round seal, stamps, and samples of symbols of the Foundation.
• Represent the interests of the Foundation in relations with public and administrative authorities.
• Approve with his/her signature any documents on issues within the competence of the Director of the Foundation.
• Monitor the implementation of the resolutions of the General Meetings and, if such resolutions are not implemented, take measures to implement them.
• Determine and approve the staffing of the Foundation, hire and dismiss employees of the Foundation’s apparatus.
• Issue within his/her powers instructions and orders that are binding on the Foundation’s employees.
• Coordinate the work of legal entities established by the Foundation.
• Respond to letters, proposals, and complaints of citizens and organizations and, if necessary, submit them to the General Meeting of the Foundation.
• Have the right to accept for consideration and handle any issue that is important for ensuring the current activities of the Foundation.
• Perform other functions to ensure the activities of the Foundation and ensure the implementation of current and long-range activity plans of the Foundation, charitable programmes, statutory goals of the Foundation, its effectiveness, and the implementation of resolutions of the General Meeting of the Foundation.
• Entrust, when absent, his/her powers to another person on the basis of a power of attorney issued by him/her.
• Have the right to decide on the exercise of his/her powers on a voluntary basis without accrual and payment of remuneration for this.
• Have the right to conclude an agreement on volunteer activities, providing for activities by volunteers on a voluntary basis, without accrual and payment of remuneration to them, at their request and consent.
During the period of his/her temporary absence, the Director shall designate a person to act as a director.
4.4. The Supervisory Board is the Foundation’s governing body, which controls and regulates the activities of the Foundation’s Executive Body. The Supervisory Board shall be headed by the Chairman of the Supervisory Board, who shall be appointed by the General Meeting of Participants.
Members of the Executive Body may not be members of the Supervisory Board of a charitable organization.
The Supervisory Board shall be established in the Foundation composed of three persons if the number of Foundation participants is more than ten. If there is no Supervisory 7
Board, its powers shall be exercised by the General Meeting of Participants. When establishing the Supervisory Board, its activities and powers shall be determined in the Regulations on the Supervisory Board, which shall be approved by the General Meeting of the Foundation Participants.
5. FUNDS AND PROPERTY OF THE FOUNDATION
5.1. The Foundation shall independently own, use, and dispose of its own personal and real property, funds in national and foreign currency, legally acquired securities, intangible assets, land plots, and vehicles.
5.2. The Foundation Participants are not obliged to transfer any assets to the Foundation to achieve the objects of charitable activities. The Foundation’s assets may be formed by participants and/or other benefactors. The Foundation shall not distribute the received assets (revenues, profits) or a part thereof among the founders (participants within the meaning of the Civil Code of Ukraine), Members of the Foundation, its employees (except for their remuneration, single social security tax charge), members of the governing bodies, and other persons related to the Foundation. The assets (revenues, profits) of the Foundation shall be used exclusively for financing the expenditures for the maintenance of the Foundation, achieving the purpose (objects, goals) and areas of the Foundation’s activities as determined by the Articles of Association of the Foundation, i.e. in accordance with the Regulations as determined by subclause 133.4.2. of clause 133.4 of Article 133 of the Tax Code of Ukraine.
5.3. The Foundation’s property and funds shall be formed from the following sources:
• Membership fees, contributions of citizens and legal entities of Ukraine, other countries, which are received free of charge or in the form of irrevocable financial assistance or voluntary donations.
• Charitable contributions and donations that have targeted character (charitable grants) provided by individuals and legal entities in cash and in kind.
• Proceeds from charitable campaigns to collect charitable donations, charity events, lotteries, and charitable auctions for the sale of property and donations received from philanthropists, charity fairs, etc.
• Passive income.
• Grants and subsidies from state and local budgets, state trust funds.
• Other sources that are not forbidden by the Ukrainian law.
5.4. The Foundation shall have the right to own, use, and dispose of the property belonging to it at its own discretion. The use of the property and assets (revenues) of the Foundation shall not contradict the legislative acts and the objects of charitable activities.
5.5. The Foundation shall have the right to effect any transactions that do not contradict the legislation of Ukraine and the Articles of Association of the Foundation regarding the property owned by it.
5.6. The Foundation’s funds shall be at its full disposal and shall be used to achieve its statutory goals in accordance with the current legislation of Ukraine.
5.7. The financial activities of the Foundation are aimed at charity and are not considered as entrepreneurial or other profit-bearing activities. The Foundation’s income shall be used exclusively to finance expenses for the maintenance of the non-profit organization and the realization of the purpose (objects, goals) and areas of activities of the Foundation. The amount of administrative expenses of the Foundation and their procedure (incurring) shall be determined by the legislation of Ukraine.
5.8. The Foundation shall independently develop and approve the staffing table, determine the remuneration fund, and establish the forms, systems, and amounts of remuneration, as well as other types of income of its employees.
6. ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING OF THE FOUNDATION
6.1. The Foundation shall prepare and submit financial, statistical, and other mandatory reports in the manner prescribed by law. The Foundation shall submit reports on its 8
activities to state bodies in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine, make tax and other mandatory payments to the budget within the time limits established by law.
6.2. The Foundation shall report on the use of donations and other target contributions to achieve its statutory goals. The Foundation shall report on the use of funds, property, or services provided free of charge by charity givers to achieve its statutory goals at the request of such charity givers. The Foundation may require the beneficiaries of charitable assistance to report on the targeted use of the assistance provided by the Foundation.
6.3. Information on the structure and amount of income and expenses of the Foundation, as well as the conditions of use of the assets for charitable activities, are not confidential information or trade secret.
6.4. The Foundation’s reports may contain information about the identity of charity givers or beneficiaries with the consent of the charity givers, beneficiaries, or their successors or legal representatives unless otherwise provided by law.
7. TERMINATION OF THE FOUNDATION
7.1. The Foundation shall be terminated as a result of reorganization (consolidation, merger, split-up, transformation) or winding-up.
7.2. When reorganizing the Foundation, the whole set of rights and obligations of the Foundation shall be transferred to its legal successors. The successors of the Foundation in the event of reorganization should be one or more charitable organizations.
7.3. Winding-up and reorganization shall be carried out by resolution of the General Meeting or by court resolution.
7.4. The Foundation may not be reorganized into a legal entity, the purpose of which is to make a profit.
7.5. If the value of the Foundation’s property is insufficient to satisfy the creditors’ claims, the legal entity shall take any necessary actions established by the law on restoration of solvency or declaring bankrupt.
7.6. From the date of entry in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, Individual Entrepreneurs, and Public Organizations of an entry on the resolution of the General Meeting of the legal entity, the court, or the body authorized by them to wind up the legal entity, the Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall take all necessary measures to recover the receivables of the Foundation being wound up, and notify each of the debtors in writing of the termination of the Foundation within the time limits established by the Civil Code of Ukraine.
The Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall file claims and suits for debt collection from the Foundation’s debtors.
7.7. The Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall notify the Foundation Participants, the court, or the body that made the decision to terminate the Foundation, about its participation in other legal entities and/or provide information about the business entities established by it.
7.8. During the winding-up of the Foundation, before the expiration of the deadline for submission of creditors’ claims, the Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall close the accounts opened with financial institutions, except for the account used for settlements with creditors during the winding-up of the legal entity.
7.9. The Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall take measures to inventory the property of the Foundation that is being wound-up, as well as the property of its branches and representative offices, subsidiaries, business entities, as well as property confirming its corporate rights in other legal entities, identify and take measures to return the property held by third parties.
In cases established by law, the Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall ensure an independent valuation of property of the Foundation, which is being wound-up.
7.10. The Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall take measures to close separate divisions of the Foundation (branches, representative offices) and, in accordance with labour legislation, dismiss the employees of the legal entity being wound-up.
7.11. Licences, permits and other documents, as well as seals and stamps that are 9
subject to return to public authorities, local governments, shall be returned to them by the Winding-up Commission (liquidator).
7.12. In order to conduct audits and determine the presence or absence of arrears in the payment of taxes, fees, a single contribution to compulsory state social insurance, insurance funds to the Pension Fund of Ukraine, social insurance funds, the Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall ensure the timely provision of documents of the Foundation (its branches, representative offices) to the bodies of revenues and duties and the Pension Fund of Ukraine, social insurance funds, including primary documents, accounting and tax registers.
Before the approval of the balance sheet at winding-up, the Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall draw up and submit to the bodies of revenues and duties, the Pension Fund of Ukraine, and social insurance funds reporting for the last reporting period.
7.13. After the expiration of the period for submission of claims by creditors, the Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall draw up an interim balance sheet at winding-up, including information on the composition of the property of the Foundation being wound-up, a list of claims submitted by creditors and the result of their consideration.
The interim balance sheet at winding-up shall be approved by the General Meeting of the Foundation, court, or authority that made the decision to wind the legal entity up.
7.14. The payment of money to the creditors of the Foundation being wound-up, including taxes, fees, a single contribution to compulsory state social insurance, and other funds payable to the state or local budget, the Pension Fund of Ukraine, social insurance funds, shall be carried out in the order of priority established by the Law.
If the Foundation being wound up lacks funds to satisfy the creditors’ claims, the Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall organize the sale of the Foundation’s property.
7.15. Before the approval of the balance sheet at winding-up, the Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall draw up and submit to the bodies of revenues and duties, the Pension Fund of Ukraine, and social insurance funds reporting for the last reporting period.
7.16. Upon completion of settlements with creditors, the Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall draw up the balance sheet at winding-up, ensure its approval by the Foundation Participants, court, or authority that made the decision to wind the legal entity up, and ensure its submission to the bodies of revenues and duties.
7.17. The property (assets) of the Foundation, in case of termination of the Foundation as a result of winding-up, consolidation, split-up, merger, or transformation, shall be transferred to one or more non-profit (charitable) organizations or credited to the budget revenue.
7.18. Documents subject to mandatory storage shall be transferred in accordance with the procedure established by law to the relevant archival institutions.
7.19. The Winding-up Commission (liquidator) shall ensure the submission to the state registrar of documents provided for by the Law for state registration of the winding-up of a legal entity within the period established by law.
8. FINAL PROVISIONS
8.1. The financial and economic activities of the Fund shall be audited by state bodies within their competence in accordance with the legislation of Ukraine.
8.2. These Articles of Association shall enter into force upon registration of the Foundation as a legal entity.
8.3. Amendments to the Articles of Association shall be made by restating the constituent document. The Articles of Association shall be approved by the General Meeting and signed by the General Meeting or a person designated by it.
8.4. The Founders of (Participants in) the Foundation shall be responsible for the content of the Articles of Association.
8.5. Issues related to the activities of the Foundation that are not defined hereby shall be regulated in accordance with the provisions of the current legislation of Ukraine. 10
SOLE FOUNDER:
The Sole Founder of the Company is Oleksandr Viktorovych Pylypchuk, born on 01.04.1979, a citizen of Ukraine, residing at: 9-v Dovzhenka Str., dorm. 8, Odesa City, Odesa Region, Ukraine, taxpayer identification number: 2894521593, holder of passport: series KE No. 316134, issued by Malynovskyi District Department of the Administration of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine in Odesa Region on 17 June 1996.
The Sole Founder shall form the authorized capital of the Foundation in the amount of zero hryvnias (UAH 0), which shall be paid in full.
The Sole Founder shall exercise the rights and bear the obligations of a participant in the Foundation in accordance with the provisions of the current legislation of Ukraine and hereof.
SIGNATURE: Oleksandr Viktorovych Pylypchuk /signed/
In Odesa City, Odesa Region, Ukraine, on this seventh day of October two thousand twenty-five.
I, M. H. Hilina, Notary Public of Prymorska State Notarial Office in Odesa City, hereby certify the authenticity of the signature of Oleksandr Viktorovych Pylypchuk, affixed before me.
The identity of Oleksandr Viktorovych Pylypchuk, who signed the document, is established, his legal capacity is verified.
Registered in the Register under No. 8-230
Notary Public /signed/
Official seal: MINISTRY OF JUSTICE OF UKRAINE * PRYMORSKA STATE NOTARIAL OFFICE IN ODESA CITY * No. 8 * USREOU CODE 42511993
Stamp: This document contains a total of nine (9) sheets bound, numbered, and sealed
Notary Public /signed/
Official seal: MINISTRY OF JUSTICE OF UKRAINE * PRYMORSKA STATE NOTARIAL OFFICE IN ODESA CITY * No. 8 * USREOU CODE 42511993
