The EU-China Commission visited the Luxembourg National Freeport and conducted in-depth exchanges with the leaders of the Freeport on China-Luxembourg cooperation. The Luxembourg Freeport is a major member of the World Free Trade Organization. It opened in September 2014 and is a high-end free port of 22,000 square meters. The warehousing logistics platform is used to process and store important valuables and luxury goods, artworks, antiques, wines, precious metals, jewelry, etc. The building is close to the Luxembourg Airport cargo center and located in the heart of Europe. The Luxembourg Free Port can be easily linked with airlines anywhere in the world.