Livestock imports from the borders of Sistan and Baluchestan have seen a significant increase in the first half of this year. The advisor to the governor of this province on border markets announced that this amount has increased by 120% compared to the same period last year. This increase occurs while exports have also risen by 45% despite existing restrictions.
Details of the Increase in Livestock Imports
Investigations show that multiple factors have contributed to this increase. For example, improvements in border infrastructure and facilitation of customs processes may be among the factors that have helped increase livestock imports. Additionally, the domestic market's need for live animals to meet the food requirements of citizens has also played a significant role in this issue.
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Impacts on the Market and Exports
On the other hand, livestock exports from these borders have also increased by 45%, indicating significant growth in this sector. This can help strengthen the local economy and increase customs revenues for Sistan and Baluchestan province. Given that these borders are recognized as one of the important trade routes in the country, improving market conditions and increasing exports can have many positive impacts on the economic development of the region.
Ultimately, considering the growing trend of livestock imports and exports in this area, it is expected that the relevant authorities will make the necessary plans to take full advantage of these opportunities. These actions can contribute to food security and sustainable development in the province and also lay the groundwork for national economic growth.
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