Introduction
Special Economic zones represent an opportunity to meet the needs of countries in the areas of industrial as well as local development, regional economic integration, economic inclusion and creating job opportunities for youth.
Global
Prosperity
Establishment
The Special Economic Zone – Tobact (TSEZ)
Tobact was established by the decree of the Council of Ministers No. (175) of 2021 as a legal and financially dependent entity, subject to the provisions of Law No. (14) of the year 2010. TSEZ is located in eastern Misrata and is considered a zone of development and investment for its unique economic nature and diverse investment fields. It aims to attract local and foreign investments; it is also characterised by encouraging incentives and benefits for investors and contributes to developing exports and achieving economic diversification and development.
Vision
- A modern economic gateway between Africa and Europe that will help consolidate Libya as a regional Hub and economic engine for growth and prosperity.
- A significant influence on the development of the Libyan economy.
- Will leave a mark on a global scale by creating diverse opportunities in a wide range of business sectors, shifting towards a knowledge-based economy.
- An environmentally friendly zone featuring the slogan, “a world free of pollutants”.
- It will use renewable energy and align with the state’s vision of reducing emission rates.
- Sustainability will be a priority for design, construction, and operation, focusing on efficiently using resources, renewable energies, and clean technologies.
Pride
Development
Enginefor growth
Enabling development
Diversification
Sustainability
Mission
The Special Economic Zone – Tobact (TSEZ)
Goals
To create a conducive investment environment that enables integration with other economic regions on the global level to attract national and foreign investments to achieve the following:
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Motivating and encouraging the private sector to play a central role in supporting and diversifying sources of income for the national economy.
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Contribution to achieving economic and social development.
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Developing exports and increasing Gross Domestic Product.
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Encouraging the private sector to take the initiative to establish productive and economic businesses that will be the nucleus of an industrial renaissance in numerous fields.
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Achieving spatial development through localisation and establishment of economic entities.
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Creating job opportunities for youth and thus contributing to reducing unemployment.
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Provide citizens’ needs for goods and products locally and reduce the volume of imports.
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Reduce dependence on imports and save foreign exchange by encouraging local production.
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Contribute to the localisation and transfer of technology, making the region a centre for innovation, promoting human progress and health, and finding solutions to address all matters from the environment to mobility.
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Provide broad outreach with a focus on international communities.
Socio-
demographic
dimension
Upgrade and serve the entire society, from youth to the elderly, with particular attention to the highly educated.
Support by the state or government and providing the necessary political stability by strengthening the economy through investments in the field of technology and improving the quality of life to become a centre for the most innovative technologies in the world.