Characteristics of the
Region
TSEZ
The Special Economic Zone
Tobact (TSEZ)
The Special Economic Zone – Tobact is characterised by capabilities that qualify it to be one of the successful economic zones, the most important of which are:
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Location
The Special Economic Zone – Tobact (TSEZ) is located in North Africa, in the State of Libya, east of the city of Misrata and the middle of the coastal strip overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, by the international road, with a length of 71 kilometres and a maximum width of about 30 kilometres, and bypass roads with a distance of 123 kilometres, bordered to the east by the Buqrin area from the west by the Qasr Ahmed area and the town of Tawergha.
The total area of the (TSEZ) is around 205,900 hectares.
It is about 210 km away from the capital of Tripoli and about 660 km from Benghazi.
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The weather
Temperatures vary in the Special Economic Zone-Tobact (TSEZ), with the highest temperatures ranging between 33° in August and falling to 11° in December, and wind coming from the northwest most of the time of the year.
Wind speed varies from 1 to 7 knots (1.8 km to 12.9 km/h). The wind speed is moderate, with too many hours of sunshine, up to an annual value of 3150 hours. The potential of solar energy at an apparent high level, combined with the wind, is considered a sources of clean green energy production.
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Strategic Mediterranean Access
Boasting a prime location overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, this area offers close proximity to Europe, enhancing its strategic and geographic significance.
International Highway Connectivity
A vital international highway links the region directly to the south, positioning it as a key transit hub between Europe and Africa.
Uncompromised Development Potential
With its unencumbered landscape, the area presents a unique opportunity for modern planning and innovative architectural designs.
Proximity to Key Transport Hubs
The nearby port and airport of Misrata enhance the area’s accessibility, making it a convenient location for varied logistics needs.
Flexible Regional Laws and Regulations
The region benefits from adaptable legal frameworks, fostering a business-friendly environment conducive to growth and innovation.
Affordable Energy Resources
Access to energy at encouraging prices supports business operations, enhancing the region’s appeal as an investment destination.
Attractive Investment Incentives
The presence of financial incentives, including benefits for both local and foreign investors, makes this area an attractive investment option.
Streamlined Administrative Processes
Committed to international best practices, the region offers reduced restrictions and streamlined administrative procedures for businesses.
Cross-Continental Intersection
Serving as a meeting point for multiple continental paths, the area is a pivotal crossroad in international commerce.
Attractive Investment Incentives
The presence of financial incentives, including benefits for both local and foreign investors, makes this area an attractive investment option.
Streamlined Administrative Processes
Committed to international best practices, the region offers reduced restrictions and streamlined administrative procedures for businesses.
Cross-Continental Intersection
Serving as a meeting point for multiple continental paths, the area stands as a pivotal crossroad in international commerce.
Visionary Economic Development
With a focus on creating a competitive economic zone, the management aims to attract global investments through innovative, sustainable, and efficient strategies.
Sector-Specific Investor Attraction
Targeted efforts to attract major investors in specific sectors aim to enhance regional competitiveness and economic diversity.
Infrastructure and Community Development
Commitment to developing infrastructure and thriving communities supports liveability and fosters deep connections with the local economy.
Innovation and Environmental Preservation
Encouraging investments in creative, value-added sectors that prioritize environmental sustainability, renewable energies, and the ICT industry.
Industry Clusters and Value Chains
Building industry clusters and targeting value chains to establish robust local, regional, and global networks.
Promoting Creativity and Entrepreneurship
The region aims to be a platform for creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship, attracting both domestic and foreign investments.
Manufacturing and Export Trade Focus
Strengthening manufacturing capabilities and enhancing export/transit trade to boost Libya’s standing in the global market.