BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 1. A total of 7.3
million tons of products, valued at $3.59 billion, were exported
through the customs offices of Iran's Bushehr Province to 33
countries from March 21 through October 22, 2026.
This was reported by the General Customs Administration of
Iran's Bushehr Province, citing the remarks of the provincial
customs supervisor, Reza Mehrjuyi.
He added that there are 13 active customs offices operating in
the Persian Gulf region of Bushehr Province.
The customs representative pointed out that, during the
specified period, the majority of exports through Bushehr
Province’s customs offices were destined for China; specifically,
62% of the total exports handled by these offices were sent to
China.
Mehrjuyi said that, over the course of seven months, goods
valued at $13.2 million were exported to Qatar through the
province's customs offices. These exports primarily consisted of
agricultural products, food items, and minerals.
He noted that exports from Bushehr Province to Russia consist
mainly of fish and fish products, including shrimp.
"Despite the current challenges facing Iran's international
trade, priority remains placed on ensuring that the country's needs
are met in a timely manner and that raw materials are delivered to
manufacturing enterprises," he remarked.
According to Trend’s analysis of statistics from the Customs
Administration of Iran, trade turnover through the customs offices
of Bushehr Province from March 21, 2025, through March 20, 2026,
amounted to 31.2 million tons, valued at $16.3 billion. During this
period, 30 million tons of goods worth $11 billion were exported,
while 1.2 million tons of goods valued at $5.3 billion were
imported through the customs offices of Bushehr Province.
