Iran’s exports up 38% in 10 months: IRICA

The Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA) chief said that country’s exports of non-oil products registered a 38 percent hike in 10 months of the current year (March 21, 2021 -Jan. 22, 2022).

Alireza Moqaddasi said on Tuesday that Iran’s exports of non-oil commodities recorded a 38 percent increase in this period, Mehr News Agency reported.

China, Iraq, Turkey and Afghanistan have been introduced as the most important export destinations for Iranian products, he added.

Iran also imported $41.473 billion worth of products, showing a 34 percent hike as compared to the same period of last year.

Turning to the export of non-oil commodities, Moqaddasi said that Iran exported $38.783 billion worth of commodities to the aforementioned countries, showing a 38 percent as compared to the last year’s corresponding period.

The four countries of China, Iraq, Turkey and Afghanistan stood at first to fourth countries respectively in terms of export.

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