Joint Logistics Hubs in Trade Zones

Quelle: https://unctad.org/topic/transport-logistics

Joint logistics hubs in trade zones are integrated facilities within designated trade zones (e.g., free trade zones, special economic zones) that are jointly operated and utilized by multiple stakeholders. They provide infrastructure and services for warehousing, distribution, customs clearance, and value-added activities, aiming to optimize cross-border trade flows, reduce costs, and enhance supply chain efficiency.

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