Iran Export Data says the country, landlocked by Iraq, Turkey, and Armenia in the west and northeast direction, has positioned its global trade growth with the efforts to diversify the non-oil sectors. Iran Exports Data has reported that the GDP of the nation stood at a rate of 436 billion US dollars in 2024. Crude oil, petroleum, and natural gas are dominating the export trade landscape. Iran Customs Trade Data reported the global trade rank of the country is 38th at present, with the demonstration of the efforts to mitigate the impact of volatile global oil prices. Despite the logistical challenges and the currency fluctuations, Iran has established connections with the Middle East, Central Asia, and South Asia to facilitate the overall trade.
Iran Export Trade Data has reported multiple ports with easy access, and the connectivity via road has enabled the continuity of the global trade output from Iran. Diversified exportable products, along with the favourable climate and the competitive cost structure, are also contributing factors towards the overall export trade landscape, as shown in the Iran Export Customs Trade Data. The country is upgrading its overall services with the domestic refining and processing capacity, along with a skilled and educated workforce.
