Jebel Ali Free Zone, Free economic zone in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Jebel Ali Free Zone is a large economic area next to Jebel Ali Port where businesses from different industries operate together. The zone has modern infrastructure and was built specifically to support international trade and commerce.
The free zone was established in 1985 and transformed a desert area into a global trade center. This founding marked a turning point in Dubai's economic strategy and opened doors for foreign investment.
The zone represents Dubai's international business approach by hosting companies from 140 countries and maintaining a workforce of 135,000 people from different nationalities.
Companies can operate here without import duties and transfer profits freely abroad. The zone is well connected to the port and offers easy access to transportation links.
The zone attracts companies from around 140 countries and employs over 135,000 people from different cultures. This international mix creates a unique workplace where multiple languages are spoken daily.
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