‘Iran, Caspian Sea States Enjoy $2.5bn Trade Exchanges’
TEHRAN (Dispatches) – The spokesman of the Customs Administration of Iran (IRCA) Ruhollah Latifi said on Monday that the country had $2.525 billion dollars of non-oil trade with the Caspian Sea counties in the Iranian year 1399 (ended March 2020).
Noting that the weight of the traded goods has been 6.242 million tons, Latifi said Iran exported 3.125 million tons of goods with the value of $1.856 billion to Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Turkmenistan, among which Azerbaijan ranked first with about 1,003,087 tons ($510,987,242).
Latifi added that Russia, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan ranked second to fourth.
He added that in the same period Iran imported 3,117,266 tons of goods with the value of $1,203,847,104 from these countries, among which Russia ranked first with 2,933,485 tons ($1,070,256,262).
He went on to say that Iran’s trade balance with these countries was over $117 million dollars.
Noting that the weight of the traded goods has been 6.242 million tons, Latifi said Iran exported 3.125 million tons of goods with the value of $1.856 billion to Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, and Turkmenistan, among which Azerbaijan ranked first with about 1,003,087 tons ($510,987,242).
Latifi added that Russia, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan ranked second to fourth.
He added that in the same period Iran imported 3,117,266 tons of goods with the value of $1,203,847,104 from these countries, among which Russia ranked first with 2,933,485 tons ($1,070,256,262).
He went on to say that Iran’s trade balance with these countries was over $117 million dollars.