Rouhollah Gholami, the director general of customs in Markazi Province, announced an increase in the weight index of exported goods in the first half of this year. According to the provided statistics, 1 million 211 thousand tons of goods were exported from Markazi Province to 71 countries around the world. This amount of exports shows a 35% increase in weight compared to the same period last year.
Main Export Destinations
Gholami further mentioned the countries that are the destinations for goods exported from Markazi Province, stating that the top five countries in order are Turkey, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, and Kazakhstan. These countries are recognized as the main markets for goods exported from Markazi Province.
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Key Export Products
Among the goods exported from Markazi Province, products such as hydrocarbons, liquefied gas, jet fuel, polyethylene, and glass products hold a special position in the province's export basket. This diversity in export products reflects the industrial and production capabilities of Markazi Province.
The director general of customs also referred to the key role of customs in meeting industrial needs, stating: "The customs of this province, while facilitating exports, has also swiftly fulfilled the duty of providing raw materials as a supportive arm of production. During this period, goods worth 447 million dollars have been imported from 38 different countries into the province."
Combating Smuggling of Goods and Currency
Gholami also mentioned the actions taken in the area of combating smuggling of goods and currency. He clarified: "During this timeframe, 4 cases worth 32 billion rials, including gasoline, kerosene, and naphtha, were discovered by customs and sent to the relevant authorities for judicial proceedings. These actions are carried out to maintain economic health and prevent the entry of smuggled goods into the country's market."
Transit Volume and Supervisory Approach
Gholami referred to the transit volume of 264 thousand tons of goods and emphasized the supervisory approach in this area. He stated: "The strategy of the customs administration in Markazi Province is to create a balance between facilitating legal trade and also implementing precise and intelligent supervision. This approach is designed to smooth the path for the growth of production and industrial units in Markazi Province."
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