<h1>SEZ Board Approves New Co-Developers, Defers Incomplete Proposals, and Enforces Compliance in 54th Meeting.</h1> The 54th meeting of the SEZ Board of Approval, chaired by a senior commerce official, addressed proposals for establishing Special Economic Zones (SEZs) and other related requests. Key decisions included the approval of co-developer status for certain projects, deferral of requests due to incomplete financial details, and rejection of unauthorized operations in processing areas. The Board approved several requests for de-notification and area adjustments, while emphasizing the need for contiguity and compliance with tax regulations. Extensions for formal approvals were granted selectively, based on project progress. Requests for procurement of restricted items were approved under specific conditions, and certain appeals and name change requests were addressed.