Foreign trade remained stable during 12 day-war: TPO
The deputy head of Trade Promotion Organization of Iran (TPO) announced the stability of the country's foreign trade during the 12 days of Israeli-imposed war against the country, saying, "Achieving the $60 billion export target during the current year is still possible."
Mohammad-Sadeq Qanadzadeh, referring to the status of foreign trade following the recent aggression by the Zionist regime, stated, "The flow of goods entry and exit at land and sea borders continued without interruption, and the country's port infrastructure also sustained no damage," IKNA reported.
He emphasized the country's logistical preparedness and the immediate decisions of the government, commending the performance of customs in expediting the clearance of goods.
"Trade with Iraq through land borders has continued, and with the Emirates, we have also returned to normal conditions," Qanadzadeh said. "If conditions remain stable, achieving the $60 billion export target this year is still possible.”
Qanadzadeh also reported increased cooperation with member countries of the Eurasian Economic Union, the Shanghai Pact, and BRICS, stating, "Countries such as Qatar and Pakistan have also announced their readiness for increased cooperation."