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Iran and Iraq Set Ambitious Goal to Boost Annual Trade to $20 Billion in Just 3 Years!
Iran is poised to boost its trade with Iraq, aiming for a substantial increase to $20 billion over the next three years, as announced by Yahya Al-e Es’hagh, Chairman of the Iran-Iraq Joint Chamber of Commerce. Last year, trade reached around $12 billion, with expectations for growth this year. Factors supporting this expansion include Iran’s diverse product offerings, Iraq’s large population, and strong cultural ties. Currently, Iran holds about 20% of Iraq’s consumer market, exporting goods like construction materials, food items, and medical services. This strategic enhancement of trade is expected to strengthen both economic and political alliances.
