“The first products from the pilot special economic zone of Maluku are finally available on the Kinshasa market. The company Saphir, which operates in this zone, launched its line of tiles and earthenware, which were praised for their quality during the visit of investors from the Special Economic Zones Agency (AZES) and experts from DRC financial authorities.
However, before marketing these products, discussions are underway between the parties to fix the selling prices. Since companies located in the special economic zone benefit from tax breaks, it is essential to strike a balance so as not to disadvantage other investors in the sector.
These discussions will continue in the coming days and should lead to a memorandum of understanding setting the price structure for AZES products. The decisions taken will have a direct impact on the market and help maintain fair competition between the different players.
This milestone marks a significant step forward for the Maluku Special Economic Zone, which aims to attract investors and promote economic development in the region. By offering quality products, this initiative contributes to strengthening the attractiveness of the area and to stimulating the economic growth of the DRC.
The marketing of products from the Maluku Pilot Special Economic Zone is an important step in the country’s economic development process. This shows that the measures taken to encourage investment and innovation are bearing fruit. It is essential to maintain this momentum and encourage more companies to settle in the special economic zones in order to boost the Congolese economy.
In conclusion, the arrival of the first products from the pilot special economic zone of Maluku on the Kinshasa market is excellent news for the DRC. This demonstrates the government’s commitment to encouraging investment and promoting economic development. We look forward to seeing the next initiatives of this special economic zone and the opportunities it will provide for local and international businesses