Iran to export products to Afghanistan?

Published 2021년 5월 14일

Tridge summary

Iran is a top producer of agricultural and livestock products in the region, but still relies on imports, particularly in animal husbandry. Iraq and Afghanistan are the main trading partners for these imports and exports. The head of the Iran-Afghanistan Joint Chamber of Commerce, Hossein Salimi, suggests that Iran could increase its exports to Afghanistan by cultivating agricultural products in that country, which would increase the purchasing power of the Afghan people and demand for imports. The chamber also discussed a plan to increase sugar beet cultivation in Afghanistan to boost the capacity of sugar factories in Mashhad and increase sugar exports from Iran.
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Original content

According to ISNA, although Iran is one of the top countries in the region in terms of production capacity of agricultural and livestock products and the export of these products is an important part of Iran's annual foreign trade basket, but still need to import some products, especially in the field. Animal husbandry has caused the country to buy part of its needs from abroad during the months of the year. In recent years, after China as the main trading partner of Iran, Iraq and then Afghanistan as the country's main trading partners have been able to register their names. Of course, this statistic is more in the export sector and a very limited amount of product imports from these countries to Iran is recorded. At a time when many developed countries have shifted their production to other countries due to the availability of raw materials, cheap labor or other capacities, now the head of the Iran-Afghanistan Joint Chamber of Commerce says that Iran can be part of Transfer its ...
Source: Isna

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