On-the-Ground Updates

Iraq is the main export destination for Iranian goods

Fresh Watermelon
Besim Donmez
Published Dec 1, 2020
Iranian exports to Iraq have amounted to $5 billion during the period of March 20 - October 21. This makes Iraq the top export destination for Iranian products.
The main exports to Iraq in the mentioned period were tomatoes, tomato paste, watermelons, cheese, and biscuits.
Iran's main competitors in the Iraqi market are Turkey, China, South Korea, India, and the US.

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