BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 1. Trade turnover through the customs of Iran’s Isfahan Province reached $835 million and totaled 859,000 tons during the first six months of the current Iranian year (from March 21 through September 22, 2025), said Rasool Kuhestani, Director General of provincial Customs, told reporters, Trend reports.
According to Kuhestani, exports via Isfahan customs amounted to $526 million, covering approximately 798,000 tons of goods. A total of 497 types of products were exported, including petroleum products, dairy, iron and steel products, carpets, copper, and other items.
Concurrently, the province's customs operations recorded import transactions amounting to $309 million, encompassing a total volume of 62,000 tons.
To note, Iran’s overall trade turnover for the same period was $54.3 billion, with a total volume of 93.7 million tons.
Iran's non-oil export portfolio registered a substantial valuation of $25.9 billion, encompassing a volume of 75 million tons. In juxtaposition to the corresponding timeframe of the previous year (spanning March 20 through September 21, 2024), non-oil export metrics exhibited a marginal uptick in valuation alongside a six percent escalation in volumetric output, as delineated by data from Iran’s Customs Administration.
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