Mehran Customs Export Non-Oil Products Worth $2.4 Million

The Mehran customs in Iran has disclosed its export of non-oil products for the first time. The announcement comes as the country continues to seek alternative revenue streams amidst ongoing economic challenges. According to the report, the Mehran customs have exported $2.4 million worth of non-oil products since the start of the current Iranian year.

The Mehran customs, located in the Kermanshah province, bordering Iraq, has historically been one of the country's busiest trade routes. The recent disclosure highlights Iran's efforts to diversify its exports and reduce dependence on oil revenues. While no specific details were provided on the types of non-oil products exported, the move is seen as a positive step towards economic growth.

The announcement coincides with ongoing efforts by the Iranian government to boost trade and attract foreign investment. The country has faced significant economic challenges in recent years, including US sanctions and a decline in oil exports.