The Fujairah Free Zone was established by an Emiri Decree on November 28, 1987. It is the Emirate of Fujairah’s local government body and a great way to connect to the outside world. By offering perfect solutions, as evidenced by different administrative and investment permits and facilities that help to increase the emirate’s domestic product, the Authority hopes to draw in foreign investment. Specially designated buildings and factories, and land for the construction of specialized factories based on project requirements.

The Fujairah Free Zone makes use of its advantageous position as the only emirate with a view of the UAE’s east coast. It makes it easier to supply and import commodities across the Indian Ocean because it is close to the Fujairah port. Aside from low operating expenses, advantages for investors include warehousing, virtual and flexible spaces, and upscale offices, specially designated buildings and factories, and land for the construction of specialized factories based on project requirements.

Over 3,500 businesses have registered in the Fujairah Free Zone, which spans four distinct locations and covers an area of about 4 million square meters. These businesses operate in a variety of commercial, industrial, service, and logistical sectors. These businesses engage in a variety of specializations and pursuits, such as the manufacturing, energy, petrochemical, and engineering sectors, in addition to commercial pursuits. Investors are flooding over to establish a variety of projects in the region, particularly in the industrial and logistical domains.