Non-oil exports rose 60 percent
New customs statistics on the country's foreign trade show that Iran's non-oil exports have increased by 60 percent in terms of value compared to April.
According to the International Exhibition of Iranian Stone, customs spokesman Seyed Ruhollah Latifi said: "The country's foreign trade in the first two months of the year reached twenty-one million tons, of which fourteen and a half million tons were exported and about half a million tons." Imports have been.
He said: "The value of Iran's record of twenty-one million tons in these two months reaches nine billion three hundred and forty-one million dollars, of which the share of exports from the announced number assembly is four billion and three hundred million dollars and imports are five billion forty-four million." It has a million dollars.
Regarding the foreign trade record in May, he added: "In this month, we witnessed the export of nine million seven hundred and seventy-six thousand tons of goods worth two billion and six hundred and forty-eight million dollars, which in terms of weight compared to April 1977." We grew by 60% in terms of value. And in the import process, 3 million eight hundred and seventy-nine thousand tons of goods worth three billion and one hundred and ten million dollars have been imported into the country this month, which is fifty-three percent in terms of weight compared to April and sixty in terms of value. And we saw one percent growth.
Regarding the country's main export destinations in the first two months of the year, Latifi said: "Five countries destined to export Iranian non-oil goods during this period are China with one billion and one hundred and ninety million dollars and a share of more than twenty-seven percent, and Iraq with one billion." And one hundred and seven million dollars and a share of more than twenty-five percent, the UAE with six hundred and eighty-two million dollars and a share of more than fifteen percent, Afghanistan with three hundred and forty-one million dollars with about eight percent and Turkey with one hundred and forty. And four million dollars with a share of more than three percent.
Regarding the countries involved in the import process, the customs spokesman said: "The first five countries to import goods during this period were China with one billion and two hundred and thirty-four million dollars, respectively, the UAE with one billion and seventy-eight million dollars, and Turkey with five hundred." And there are $ 35 million, Russia with $ 365 million and India with $ 335 million.
