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In October 2022, Egypt's fish imports totaled $508.834 million, according to the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics. The imports included $140 million worth of shrimp, $114.601 million for mackerel, $101.192 million for frozen herring and sardines, $96 million for fry fish, $32 million for crabs, lobsters and squids, and $19.362 million for salmon. The agency emphasizes the importance of foreign trade in economic development and reports on the movement of commodity exchange between Egypt and other countries.
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The report of the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics indicated that Egypt's total imports of fish amounted to 508 million and 834 thousand dollars during the month of October 2022. The report stated that the imports concentrated in 1- shrimp with 140 million dollars 2- Mackerel fish 114 million and 601 thousand dollars 3- Frozen herring and sardines 101 million And 192 thousand dollars 4- Fry fish, 96 million dollars 5- Crabs, lobsters and squids with 32 million dollars 6- Salmon fish with 19 million and 362 thousand dollars Foreign trade is considered one of the basic elements in economic development, since it reflects the development of the trade balance movement, and from this standpoint the agency is keen ...
Source: Akhbarelyom
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