Iran's Non-Oil Exports Up 15%
TEHRAN (Dispatches) - Head of Trade Promotion Organization of Iran Mojtaba Khosrotaj has said that the volume of the country's non-oil exports considerably increased last month compared with last year's corresponding period.
"Iran's non-oil goods exports have risen by 15 percent during March 21-April 22 as compared with the same period last year," Khosrotaj said.
He said that Iran exported $47 billion worth of goods in the last Iranian year (ended March 21), adding that the figure showed a considerable 6.5 percent growth as compared with a year earlier.
Iran's major export products during the period included gas condensates valued at $6.33 billion, liquefied natural gas valued at $2.509 billion, liquefied propane valued at $1.338 billion, methanol valued at $1.077 billion and light oils and byproducts except gasoline valued at $1.067 billion.
"Iran's non-oil goods exports have risen by 15 percent during March 21-April 22 as compared with the same period last year," Khosrotaj said.
He said that Iran exported $47 billion worth of goods in the last Iranian year (ended March 21), adding that the figure showed a considerable 6.5 percent growth as compared with a year earlier.
Iran's major export products during the period included gas condensates valued at $6.33 billion, liquefied natural gas valued at $2.509 billion, liquefied propane valued at $1.338 billion, methanol valued at $1.077 billion and light oils and byproducts except gasoline valued at $1.067 billion.