BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 21. Iran’s imports of goods from Georgia dropped by 54.4 percent in value and 63.4 percent in volume in the four months of the current Iranian year (from March 21 through July 22, 2025), compared to the same period last year (from March 20 through July 21, 2024).
Data obtained by Trend from the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA) shows that imports fell by over half in value and more than 60 percent in volume, totaling around $24 million for nearly 7,500 tons of products.
The statistics added that Iran imported 7,430 tons of products from Georgia in four months, valued at $23.7 million.
The analytics reveal that the importation metrics from Georgia
totaled 20,300 tons, translating to a valuation of $52 million,
during the corresponding timeframe of the previous fiscal year. The
principal commodities procured by Iran from Georgia encompassed
agrarian products, timber, an array of apparatus, and ancillary
components.
Furthermore, the bilateral trade dynamics between Iran and Georgia
over a four-month horizon culminated in a throughput of 160,000
metric tons, with a fiscal valuation of $89.4 million. This
reflects a contraction of 30.3 percent in monetary terms and a
reduction of 20.3 percent in volumetric weight relative to the
corresponding timeframe of the previous fiscal year.
It is noteworthy that data from the Iranian Customs Administration
indicates that a total of 12.2 million tons of goods, valued at
$17.6 billion, were imported into Iran in the initial four months
of the current Iranian fiscal year. This represents a contraction
of 14.2 percent in monetary terms and a decrease of 3.23 percent in
physical weight relative to the preceding year.
Iran strategically emphasizes the procurement of critical
commodities essential for national sustenance while instituting
specific regulatory frameworks governing the importation of
indigenous products.
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