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Questions: Free zones as a catalyst for fishing

Date of holding: 10/11/2017

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Free Trade Zones and International Trade

Free Trade Zones have been and are an important element of regional development. They are usually located in the vicinity of important commercial ports and with them it is intended to favor the development of logistic activities, as well as productive or industrial activities.

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