Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Free zones are geographically limited areas in Egypt that have special tax and

customs regulations. They are intended to encourage investment by

Tax relief, customs exemption and simplified administrative procedures. These zones

are aimed at export-oriented industrial and service companies and offer

flexible terms and conditions

The free zones are regulated by the Egyptian Investment Law No. 72 of 2017, which

general provisions for the establishment, monitoring and administration of these zones

The General Authority For Investments or GAFI is the main authority that oversees the implementation of these laws.

GAFI is the authority responsible for free zone projects and is responsible for their approval and

Monitoring. It provides support in legal and administrative matters and offers investors

Assistance to ensure that companies comply with legal requirements.

Public open zones are located in urban areas and provide infrastructure for

several projects. Private free zones, on the other hand, are site-specific projects with special

Location requirements, higher investment amounts and specific requirements for the

project itself. Private free zones are often strategically placed and targeted at individual investors

aligned.