Kish Free Zone has taken the initiative to cover 50% of the shipping costs via post to strengthen and support active traders and merchants in the region. This decision is in line with the support package of the Kish Free Zone Organization and aims to facilitate trade processes and reduce costs for economic actors.
Details of the Support Package of the Kish Free Zone Organization
Kabiri, the CEO of Kish Free Zone, announced that part of the measures of this support package is currently being implemented, and another part will be operational in the next three months. This package includes various measures designed to assist traders and increase commercial activities in this region.
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50 Million Toman Loan for Economic Actors
Another measure of this support package is the allocation of a 50 million toman loan to merchants. This loan is intended to facilitate financing and help increase economic activities in the Kish Free Zone. Given the current economic situation, this initiative can be seen as a positive stimulus towards improving commercial and economic conditions in the region.
Kish Free Zone, as one of the most important commercial areas in the country, has always strived to provide the necessary facilities and support to create an environment for increased economic and commercial activities. These measures are particularly significant in the current economic conditions where traders and merchants face multiple challenges.
With the new supportive policies, it is expected that more traders and merchants will be attracted to the Kish Free Zone, leading to a boost in economic activities in the region. This will not only benefit economic actors but could also lead to increased employment and sustainable development in the area.
Ultimately, it seems that the actions taken under the support package of the Kish Free Zone Organization can be considered a successful model for other commercial regions in the country. Such support can help improve economic conditions and enhance the quality of services in free zones, contributing overall to the growth and prosperity of the national economy.
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