Madagascar Export Processing companies and Partners Association was born in 1998.

Its main missions are :

• Promotion of Free Enterprises and its local and international business partners
• Defense of the common interests defined by members with the State, the Administration and international institutions
• Defense of the common interests of members in relations with the Public Administration and the Trade Union Organizations
• Coordination of "social" and "economic" actions with other employers' groups
• Management of the partnership with the State and the other actors of the Malagasy Private Sector in the multiple domains of socio-economic actions.
• Member information on national and international circumstances

Why to become a member?

The GEFP represents a large number of jobs, companies and a commercial volume that gives it a national negotiating force, not only with the State and the Administrations but also with other employers' groups and trade unions. employees. The GEFP has thus established a real platform for permanent dialogue with the State by ensuring the sustainability of the free enterprise in Madagascar.

The GEFP brings together the majority of free enterprises located in Madagascar, working through its actions to improve competitiveness and promote the socio-economic role of its members, to mention just a few examples:

- removal of VAT payment
- facilitation of customs procedures for import and export as well as for outsourcing and local sales

Its VAT Management Unit is a valuable technical support and a reliable means of transmitting your monthly returns to the state tax services.

Finally, the GEFP is the best way to convey your ideas

Who can be a member?

May apply for membership of the GEFP, all legal persons for the above purposes::

A free enterprise
An Association or a Group of Free enterprises
A subcontracting establishment with the Free Enterprises
An association or a group of companies Free Business Partners
A common law company trading partner of one or more free enterprise
A common law company whose interests coincide with those of the free enterprises