Record-Breaking 562,000 Tons of Goods Transited Through Gilan Customs in H1!
The transportation sector is vital for economic growth, and recent statistics from Gilan province illustrate its importance. According to Fariborz Moradi, the Director General of Transportation and Road Maintenance, a significant volume of non-oil goods has been transited through this northern province’s borders in the first half of the current Iranian calendar year.
During the period from March 21 to September 22, 2025, Gilan province witnessed impressive transit figures. Here are some key highlights:
- Overall Transit Volume: Over 562,000 tons of non-oil goods were transited through Gilan’s borders.
- Border Breakdown:
- Astara Border: More than 492,000 tons of goods.
- Anzali Border: More than 70,000 tons of goods.
- Export Figures: Over 168,000 tons of goods were exported from the province during this timeframe.
- Import Statistics: More than 56,000 tons of non-oil goods were imported through Astara Border.
- Growth in Exports: The total amount of goods exported from Astara Border reached over 634,000 tons, marking a 5% increase compared to the same period last year.
Moradi emphasized that the types of goods exported from the Astara Border include a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as different kinds of tiles. This diversification in exports highlights the region’s agricultural strengths and manufacturing capabilities.
These statistics not only reflect the operational efficiency of Gilan province’s transportation infrastructure but also contribute to the overall economic development of the area. The increase in transit volume and exports can be attributed to various factors, including improved logistics and a growing demand for Gilan’s products in international markets.
The trends observed in Gilan province are significant for various stakeholders, including local farmers, manufacturers, and the government. Each sector stands to benefit from the ongoing improvements in transportation and trade. As the province continues to strengthen its position in the non-oil goods market, it opens up new avenues for economic collaboration and growth.
Furthermore, the successful management of transit operations is crucial for maintaining the flow of goods and ensuring timely delivery to international markets. The Gilan province authorities are likely to continue their focus on enhancing transportation networks and border facilities to support this growth.
In summary, Gilan province has made remarkable strides in the transportation and export of non-oil goods, contributing positively to the local economy. The following points summarize the key takeaways:
- Gilan province transited over 562,000 tons of non-oil goods in the first half of the Iranian calendar year.
- Astara Border accounted for the majority of the goods transited, with more than 492,000 tons.
- Exports exceeded 168,000 tons, showcasing the province’s robust market presence.
- Import activity through Astara Border included over 56,000 tons of non-oil goods.
- Exports from Astara experienced a growth of 5% compared to the previous year.
As Gilan province continues to evolve as a pivotal region for non-oil goods transit, its strategic initiatives and improvements in transportation will likely lead to even greater economic benefits in the future.
