Freeport

Designated zone with special economic regulations.

free trade zone

A freeport is a designated zone within a country that enjoys special economic regulations, often including exemptions from tariffs and other trade barriers. They are established to encourage international trade and investment by providing a business-friendly environment.

The term 'freeport' originates from the historical practice of granting tax and duty exemptions in certain ports to encourage trade.

A Freeport is a special area where goods can be stored, processed, or re-exported without paying import taxes, encouraging international trade.

free trade zone foreign trade zone

special economic zone port

Shannon Free Zone Hong Kong Freeport

international trade economic policy

commercial hub economic hub