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TEHRAN, Jul. 19 (MNA) – Director-General of Trade Promotion Organization of Iran (TPO)’s Office of Arabian and African Countries said that Iran’s export of products to African countries in first three months of current year registered a 350% hike. Farzad Piltan made the remarks on Monday and stated that about 834,381 tons of non-oil goods, […]
TEHRAN, Jul. 19 (MNA) – Director-General of Trade Promotion Organization of Iran (TPO)’s Office of Arabian and African Countries said that Iran’s export of products to African countries in first three months of current year registered a 350% hike.
Farzad Piltan made the remarks on Monday and stated that about 834,381 tons of non-oil goods, valued at $340 million, were exported from the Islamic Republic of Iran to the African countries from March 21 to June 21, showing a significant 350 percent growth as compared to the last year’s corresponding period.
He went on to say that Iran’s export of products to African states in the first three months of the current year recorded a 144 and 350 percent growth in terms of volume and value respectively.
Among other African countries, Ghana, Algeria, South Africa, Tanzania, and Nigeria stood at first to fifth places as Iran’s export target markets respectively, Piltan emphasized.
According to him, reduced restrictions caused by the spread of coronavirus pandemic and reestablishment of communications and trade events between Iranian and African sides are of the most important reasons behind considerable increase in Iran’s export of products to African continent in this period.
Iran’s non-oil foreign trade in the first three months of the current year hit 38,379,000 tons, valued at $20.902 billion, he said.
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