BAKU, Azerbaijan, February 26. Iran’s non-oil
exports to Uzbekistan rose by 55.5% in value and 71.5% in volume
during the first ten months of the current Iranian year (from March
21, 2025, through January 20, 2026) compared to the same period
last year (from March 20, 2024, through January 19, 2025).
Data obtained by Trend from the Iranian Customs Administration (IRICA)
shows that the country exported non-oil products to Uzbekistan
worth around $504 million, with a total weight of around 789,000
tons, during the reporting period.
Meanwhile, Iran's non-oil exports to Uzbekistan during the same
period last year were valued at $324 million and weighed roughly
460,000 tons. The main products exported included dairy and dairy
products, petrochemical goods, various types of pipes, glass
containers, and agricultural equipment.
Iran’s trade turnover with Uzbekistan reached $576 million and
848,000 tons in the ten months, reflecting a 45.5% growth in value
and 72% in volume compared to the previous year.
Overall, Iran’s product exports in this period amounted to $45
billion, totaling 130 million tons, marking a 6.3% decrease in
value and a 1.44% increase in volume year-on-year.
Iran's key exports to Uzbekistan include petrochemical products
(notably polymers like ethylene and styrene), plastics, heating
machinery, industrial equipment, dairy products, agricultural
goods, pipes, glass containers, and significant amounts of iron and
steel. The trade primarily focuses on non-oil products, positioning
Iran as a major supplier of industrial goods in demand but not
produced in high volumes within Uzbekistan.
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