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Libya creates new Wadi Harir Special Economic Zone in western region

bySami Zaptia
December 29, 2021
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Libya creates new Wadi Harir Special Economic Zone in western region

By Sami Zaptia.

The new Wadi Harir Special Economic Zone (Photo: Google Maps adapted by Libya Herald).

London, 29 December 2021:

The Libyan government published decree (7/2021 ) dated 22 December 2021 regarding the establishment of a free investment zone of a special nature called (the Special Economic Zone, Wadi Al-Harir, Libya) with legal personality and independent financial disclosure under the provisions of law No. 14/2010.

The text of the decision stated the boundaries of the established area as follows:

To its east: Bin Shuaib area

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To its north: private lands

To its west: Al-Wattia Airport

To its south, Al-Katra area

The zone aims to create a distinct investment environment that attracts and develops local and foreign investments, in addition to strengthening the national economy and achieving comprehensive development.

Tags: featuredSpecial Economic Zone SEZWadi Harir Special Economic Zone SEZ

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