Iran's Bushehr Province Reports Over $2.3 Billion in Exports
Provincial customs official says goods exported over five-month period reached $2.364 billion, according to state media.
The head of the provincial customs office of Bushehr, Iran, said that $2.364 billion worth of goods have been exported from the province's customs offices in the first five months of the current Iranian calendar year, which spans from March 20 to August 20, according to a report by IRNA, Iran's state news agency.
The official did not provide further details in the excerpt regarding the specific types of goods exported or the destination countries for the shipments, IRNA reported.
Bushehr Province, located along Iran's southern coast on the Persian Gulf, hosts several customs offices that facilitate international trade.
IRNA did not report additional context on how this export figure compares to previous periods or the broader national export data for Iran.
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