The latest statistics of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration (IRICA) shows that Iran’s foreign trade volume in the first nine month of the Iranian year 1400 (Mar.21- Dec. 21) has reached $72.083 billion, that is 38% more than in the first nine month of 1399.

The volume of exports of non-oil goods (excluding crude oil, fuel oil and kerosene and also without considering exports of luggage trade) in the first nine month valued at $35.141 billion (+40%). China ($10,204 million), Irak (6,781), Turkey ($4,131 million), the Uni­ted Arab Emirates ($3,434 million),and Afghanistan ($ 1.412 million) were Iran’s five ma­jor export destinations, which accounted for 74% in total.

Iran imported goods valued at $36.942 billion (+37%) in the first nine month of the Ira­ni­an year 1400. Accordingly, the United Arab Emirates ($ 11,497 million), China ($ 8,408 million), Turkey ($ 3,697 million), Germany ($ 1.363 million) and Switzerland ($ 1.265 mil­li­on) together exported $26.230 billion (71%) worth of products to the Islamic Republic of Iran in the same period.

IRNA – Iranian national carrier, Iran Air, announced on Wednesday that Iran will not receive non-Iranian passengers who have been in France, Denmark, Britain, and Norway over the past 14 days. The announcement said that the restrictions will be in place until further notice to pre­vent the spread of coronavirus disease.

Financial Tribune:   Iran’s land border crossings have been closed to passengers starting Dec. 25 for a period of 15 days to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus variant, Omicron, accor­ding to the spokesperson of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration. “The measure was taken at the request of the National Coronavirus Headquarters and the Interior Ministry. As a result, passengers may not cross land borders to Turkey, Iraq, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Pakis­tan and Armenia for 15 days as of Saturday,” Rouhllah Latifi was also quoted as saying by ILNA.

As for Turkmenistan, the spokesman added, land border crossing has been closed since the out­break of the Covid-19 more than two years ago.

Latifi noted that for those who are permanent residents of neighboring countries, or traveling for reasons of education, health and trade, they were allowed to cross the borders. “Border cros­sing in the freight transportation sector is exempt from the ban, and so are trade cargo fleets during the 15-day period,” he said.

The Statistical Center of Iran (SCI) announced that the inflation rate in the twelve-month period ended on December 21, which marks the end of the nineth Iranian calendar month of Azar, stood at 43.4 percent,  less 1.0 percentage points from the figure for the twelve-month period ended on the last day of the eighth month.

The Point-to-Point inflation in the Ira­­nian month to December 21, indicated a 35.2% rise com­­pa­­red with the similar month of the previous Iranian year. The point-to-point inflation rate was 0.5 percentage point less than the figure for the previous month.

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