Iran Exports over 2m Tons of Goods from Southeastern Province
Iran has exported some two million tons of commodities from border terminals of the Southeastern province of Sistan-Baluchestan in the past eleven months of the current Iranian year (that will end on March 21), a local official said.
CNG and hydrocarbon are the main export data-x-items of the province over the period mentioned above.
He said that the exports from the province shows a 27% increase compared to the same period last year when the province used to export some 1.56 million tons of commodities.
Mirjaveh was the leading border terminal of the province, with exports of some 1.1 million tons of commodities, registering an 80% growth in the eleven-month period, the official said.
Some 130,000 tons of commodities were also imported into the province via Mirjaveh border terminal, showing an 8% growth in comparison to the preceding period.
source: Fars News
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