
“I support the concept of free trade port, because they are going to facilitate trade, investment and so on.” In the view of Tewodros Tulu, President of Pan African Lawyers Union, the vitality of the free trade port will directly extend to the legal sector—the more vibrant the economy, the more dynamic the trade and investment, the stronger the demand for legal services becomes. From law firms to lawyers, legal services will grow together in tandem with this wave of development, mutually reinforcing one another.

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