Sarakhs Special Economic Zone

Coordinates: 36°19′N 61°06′E / 36.32°N 61.10°E / 36.32; 61.10
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Sarakhs Special Economic Zone
Agency overview
FormedMay 13, 1996
Headquarters
36°19′N 61°06′E / 36.32°N 61.10°E / 36.32; 61.10
Agency executive

Sarakhs Special Economic Zone is one of the 34

customs duties, and simpler exchange methods than the mainland.[2]

The activity of this special economic zone started on May 13, 1996, at the same time with the opening of the Mashhad-Sarakhs-Tajan railway with the presence of leaders and representatives of more than 100 countries.

Special economic zones are specific geographical areas at the entry and exit points of the country. These areas have been created in order to attract foreign and domestic capital as well as to create a suitable platform for industrial, manufacturing and commercial activities with the aim of increasing the export of goods and providing desirable services for active presence in regional and international markets.

Location

This region is located in the northeastern tip of Iran in

Razavi Khorasan province, 150 km east of the holy city of Mashhad and 15 km from the city of Sarakhs, and borders Turkmenistan
to the north and east. (Length 61.10 East and Latitude 36.32 North with an altitude of 235 meters above sea level)

Management

On September 29, 2021, Mohammad Reza Kalaei, the former mayor of Mashhad, was introduced as the new managing director of the Sarakhs Special Economic Zone.[3][4]

Advantage

The possibility of connecting to the zero point of the border with

European countries, is one of the advantages of this special economic zone.[7][8]

Activities

  • Commodity security
  • Accelerate and facilitate the purchase of goods to bring closer the scene of activity of the owners of goods, including raw materials, machinery and other goods made with domestic consumers in order to support domestic production
  • Process the product or make changes to it to gain added value using potential facilities
  • Provide the necessary facilities for major domestic buyers to obtain the required goods in these areas, approach regional trade markets and expand the country's foreign trade
  • Establish regional trade activities according to the markets of
    Transcaucasia
  • Communication with Asian and European countries and other places and useful exploitation of these markets by using domestic and foreign transit facilities for export and re-export
  • Attracting internal and external capital and facilities for the above-mentioned cases in order to achieve the desired goals by observing the relevant laws and regulations

See also

References

  1. ^ "مناطق ویژه اقتصادی". درگاه خدمات مناطق آزاد و ویژه ایران.
  2. ^ "Sarakhs Special Economic Zone". SAM Rah Shahr.
  3. ^ "شهردار سابق مشهد مدیرعامل منطقه ویژه اقتصادی سرخس شد". ایرنا.
  4. ^ "مدیرعامل جدید منطقه ویژه اقتصادی سرخس منصوب شد". شهرآرا نیوز.
  5. ^ "Iran,Turkmenistan resume trade via Sarakhs border terminal". Mehr News Agency.
  6. ^ "Iranian Special Economic Zones plan to expand trade and economic relations with Turkmenistan". turkmenistan.gov.tm.
  7. ^ "منطقه ویژه اقتصادی سرخس". درگاه خدمات مناطق آزاد و ویژه ایران.
  8. ^ ""منطقه ویژه اقتصادی سرخس بستری برای ترانزیت کالا و انبارداری/ با ظرفیت‌ها و جاذبه‌های این منطقه آشنا شوید."". اقتصاد 24.