The Manaus Free Trade Zone is an economic area located in Manaus, Brazil, established in 1967 to promote industrial development in the Amazon region. It offers tax incentives and exemptions to attract businesses, particularly in electronics, machinery, and consumer goods. This initiative aims to stimulate local employment and economic growth while encouraging sustainable practices. The zone is strategically positioned along the Amazon River, facilitating trade and transportation. Companies operating within the Free Trade Zone benefit from reduced import duties and other financial advantages, making it an attractive destination for both domestic and international investors looking to expand their operations in Brazil.