Iran Exports

Iran has renewed a contract with Iraq to export gas to its western neighbor for five more years.

The head of the Iran-Oman Chamber of Commerce says the volume of trade between Tehran and Mascat has increased by 100% over the past year.

Figures released by Iran’s customs organization show that non-oil exports by the country leaped by 30 percent in the first two months of the Persian year of 1401.

Iran’s deputy oil minister says the country exported a gasoline shipment as well as three cargoes of gas oil in March, 2022.

The head of Iran’s Customs Organization has said Iran’s non-oil trade with foreign countries hit a record of 162 million tons ($100 billion) in the Persian year 1400. Alireza Moghaddasi said the figure represented a 38 percent increase compared to the year 1399.

Of Iran's more than $45 billion worth of non-oil exports, $43 billion are goods and over $2 billion are technical and engineering services.

Three international companies that track oil sales in the world have confirmed a huge increase in Iranian crude exports despite US sanctions.

The head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Office (IRICA) says the country’s exports in 10 months have witnessed a 38 percent increase, compared to that of its preceding year.

Iran’s deputy minister of industry, mine and trade predicted that the country’s annual non-oil exports would hit $45 billion.

The head of Iran-Iraq Joint Chamber of Commerce said Iran’s exports to Iraq during the first eight months of the Iranian calendar year (starting March 21, 2021) have fetched the country around $8 billion.

The Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA) predicted the country’s annual non-oil exports would amount to $46 billion in about two months.

Iran’s trade with its 15 neighboring states in the first nine months of the Iranian calendar year (starting March 21, 2021) witnessed a 42 percent growth in terms of value in comparison with the figure of its corresponding period in the previous year, said the head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA) on Thursday.

The head of Iran’s Customs Organization says out of the total trade done in the first 9 months of this Persian year, 92.3 million tons worth $35.1 billion account for non-oil exports.

Iran’s Deputy Minister of Roads and Urban Development says the Islamic Republic welcomes Uzbekistan’s approach to using the capacity of the Iranian port city of Chabahar to develop trade and investment in Shahid Beheshti port, in southeast Iran.

The National Export Day of the solar year 1400 marked a good event for Iran’s technology and innovation ecosystem, and it was the selection of a knowledge-based company as the top exporter of the year.

Iran’s Vice President for Technological and Scientific Affairs Sorena Sattari has said domestic sanctions are a bigger obstacle than foreign bans, adding that each new license is a hurdle to the production, export and development of knowledge-based products.

The vice chairman of the Iranian Parliament’s Planning and Budget Commission has said Iran’s foreign exchange revenues for the last 7 months have been equal to the total of the last year.

An Iranian customs official says the country has exported goods to 142 nations, having had imports from 110 countries in the last seven months. The transactions were carried out while the Islamic Republic is under the toughest ever US sanctions.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi has underlined the need to boost exports to neighboring countries.

The Organization of Industry, Mine and Trade in Iran’s Northern Khorasan Province says the provincial exports grew by more than 250 percent to 72.4 million dollars in the first half of the year, compared to the same period the previous year.

Another oil tanker carrying fuel for crisis-hit Lebanon has docked at the Syrian port of Baniyas.

The head of Iran-Afghanistan chamber of commerce Hossein Salimi says the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan will have no impact on economic relations between the two countries.

The Lebanese minister of transportation has said the resistance movement Hezbollah’s fuel import from Iran broke the US siege of Lebanon.

An Iranian customs spokesman has said Iran's exports to Iraq in the first five months of this year increased by 31 percent compared to the same period last year.

Iranian President Seyyed Ebrahim Raisi has called for a leap in the country’s non-oil exports.