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Second year high school students from the Drago Institute visit the Free Trade Zone

A group of second-year Baccalaureate students from the Drago Secondary Education Institute visited the facilities of the Free Trade Zone in Cádiz yesterday, Wednesday, February 20, within the open-door program that the Consortium has launched to make citizens aware of its work and that of the companies installed in its Interior Campus.
The group, made up of more than 35 students and three teachers, began their visit in the auditorium of the Heracles building, where they attended an audiovisual projection of the history and activity of the Consortium, in which special mention was made of the support that Zona Franca provides to entrepreneurs.
After visiting the Melkart building, the new Europa building, and taking a tour of the Interior Facility, the group moved to the facilities of the Documentary Services of Andalusia (SDA), where a technician from this Consortium company showed them the work and details of this document archiving and custody service, which counts among its clients numerous administrations in the province.
The students finished the tour in the Plenary Hall of the Institution, where they were received by the Special Delegate of the State, Jorge Ramos, who informed them that the meetings of the Consortium's governing bodies are held in this office, that is, the Plenary Session and the Executive Committee and gave them a commemorative gift, the book of the 80 years of History of the Free Trade Zone of Cádiz.
The guided tour program launched by the Free Trade Zone aims to make the Institution known to Cádiz society and share the activity and projects it is carrying out, as well as the change of image and strategy promoted by the new State Delegate, Jorge Ramos.
These open days are aimed at all types of social and cultural entities, educational centers, neighborhood associations, professional associations, etc., and will show the citizens of Cádiz what the Fiscal Precinct currently is, configured in the 50s of the last century with land reclaimed from the sea and how it has been converted into a modern business enclave that currently comprises modern office buildings and warehouses dedicated to various activities.