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The Permanent Commission on Economy, Finance, Commerce and Planning of the Senate has seen this Thursday, April 9, all the content of the General Draft Law on Special Economic Zones of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, work that began yesterday Wednesday, being chaired and moderated by Senator Martin Crisanto Ebe Mba, First Secretary of the Senate Board.
The legislative initiative is made up of a statement of reasons and 26 articles, which are divided into nine chapters, which refer to general provisions, governance and management, classification and creation of economic zones, incentive regime, investment regime, as well as sustainability and social responsibility, transparency and control, infrastructure, sanctions and sanctioning procedure and dispute resolution.
Among the points of this bill that attract the most attention of legislators in the Upper House, the explanatory memorandum stands out, which was designated to an Ad-Hoc Commission for its reformulation.
The Senate of the Republic is ensuring that it can complete the study of this legal tool within the legally established deadlines, and ensure that its content responds to the current demands of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea.
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