Iran’s oil exports increase to 30 billion dollars

According to the report of Energy Press, according to Mohammad Rezvani Far, the head of Iran’s customs, in the 10 months of the current year, the country’s exports (excluding oil, luggage trade, electricity and technical-engineering services exports) amounted to 113 million tons of goods worth 40.5 billion dollars has been reached.
The amount of non-oil exports shows a growth of 9.4% in terms of weight and a decrease of 11% in terms of value.
Also, in the 10 months of this year, 29.9 billion dollars of oil was exported, which has recorded a 10% increase in terms of value compared to the same period last year.
During this period, 32.7 million tons of goods worth 54.3 billion dollars were imported, which shows an increase of 11.6% in terms of value and 6% in terms of weight.
Gold, car parts and accessories, and smart phones have been the main imported items during this period, according to which gold was imported with 24.5 tons worth more than 1.6 billion dollars.
In the case of mobile phones, more than 11,900,000 mobile phones have been imported into the country for commercial and passenger purposes, and the value of these imports was 2.5 billion dollars.
Also, among the main imported goods, rice, wheat, and barley registered a decrease of 44%, 36%, and 11%, respectively, compared to last year.