Iran's Trade With Eurasian Economic Union Rises 93% YOY to $1.6b in 4 Months

Iran’s trade with member states of the Eurasian Economic Union stood at $1.6 billion in the first four months of the current fiscal year (March 21-July 22), registering a 93% growth in terms of value year-on-year, according to Hossein Kakhaki, director general of International Affairs Bureau of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration.
Iran’s exports hit $358 million, registering a 46% YOY growth.
Russia with $188.92 million was the biggest destination of Iranian exports to EEU during the period. Armenia with $83.04 million, Kazakhstan with $53.39 million, Kyrgyzstan with $24.29 million and Belarus with $6.58 million worth of imports stood next.
Imports from EEU stood at $1.25 billion during the four months to July 22, the official told IRNA.