From an estimated 500 in 1995, SEZs have now grown to around 4,300 in over 130 countries and employ more than 68 million workers. Detailed report on Special Economic Zones as a tool for Economic Development:
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A Weekly Progress Review Meeting was held to review the current progress of all ongoing projects. The meeting focused on project updates, teamwork, and keeping activities on track to support smooth and timely completion of ongoing development work.
Strengthening collaboration for growth and innovation! 🤝 On 27th Feburary 2025, SEZMC and NED University signed an MOU to foster education, research, and development in economic zones. Together, we’re building a brighter future!
