2024-01-20T10:05:47+00:00
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/ The customs official of the Iranian Kermanshah province, Ali Asghar Abbaszadeh, announced on Saturday the volume of goods exported from the border crossings of this province to Iraq, in the first nine months of the current Iranian year (which began on March 21).
The semi-official Iranian Fars Agency quoted Abbas Zadeh as saying that the volume of goods exported during that period amounted to 5 million 495 thousand and 101 tons of goods, worth two billion 231 million 112 thousand and 906 dollars.
He added that these goods were exported through two land ports and four joint border markets with Iraq in this province, adding that the volume of goods exported from Kermanshah Province to Iraq annually amounts to more than 3 billion dollars, most of which are iron products, fruits, and dairy products.
The Iranian customs official also indicated that 52 percent of this province’s exports go to the Kurdish regions inside Iraq, and 48 percent go to the rest of the Iraqi regions.
Abbas Zadeh continued by saying that most of the products exported from this province to Iraq are types: iron bars, iron products, ceramics, porcelain, fruits and vegetables, building stones, dairy products, plastic products, and disposable utensils.