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Iran and Iraq are advancing their gas export agreement, aimed at supplying gas for Iraq’s power plants via the Shalamcheh and Naftshahr border crossings. During a meeting with Iraqi Electricity Minister Ziad Fadhil, Iranian Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad announced a consensus on the volume of gas to be exported and noted progress on financial resolutions regarding prior gas exports. The discussions highlighted the strengthening of bilateral relations, with commitments made to ensure favorable conditions for Iranian pilgrims during the Arbaeen pilgrimage, fostering cultural and religious ties alongside energy cooperation.
Iran Achieves Impressive $86 Million Trade Surplus by Late April
Recent data from the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA) indicates a shift in Iran’s foreign trade, with total trade reaching $5.798 billion and 10.756 million metric tons in shipments as of April 20. Compared to April 2024, there was a 3% decline in trade value and a 12% drop in volume. Exports rose by 8% to $2.942 billion, while imports fell by 2.3% to $2.856 billion, contributing to a significant trade deficit of $14.6 billion. Notably, non-oil exports, especially petrochemicals, showed strength, even amid overall economic challenges. The surge in gold imports reached $583 million in April.
