Iran’s exports stood at $451 million, down 21% while imports grew by 1.5% to $471 million.
The value of bilateral trade stood at $921 million in January and November, down 11%, with Turkish exports at $471 million, up 1.5%, and Iranian exports at $451 million, registering a 21% decline.
Data released by the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration show that Iran traded 86.84 million tons of goods worth $52.93 billion, excluding crude oil exports, with 15 neighboring countries that share land or sea borders, from March 21, 2022, to Feb. 19, 2023, and Turkey with 16.54 million tons (down 11.92%) worth $12.5 billion (up 21.24%) was the second main trade partner of Iran after the UAE during that period.
Source : MEHR News Agency
