Who still trades with Iran?

Iran, the Islamic Republic, maintains a diverse network of trade partners that significantly contribute to its economic growth. Among these, China stands out as a key player in both exports and imports. With a market trade value of US$20,025 million, China holds a substantial 29.77% share in Iran's trade partners, highlighting the significant economic ties between the two nations.

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Following closely behind China is the category of 'Other Asia, nes,' encompassing various Asian countries that collectively account for 16.24% of Iran's trade partner share. This significant portion underscores the importance of Asia as a regional hub for Iran's economic activities.

Iraq, a neighboring country, also holds a prominent position in Iran's trade landscape. With a market trade value of US$8,915 million, Iraq represents 13.25% of Iran's trade partner share, reflecting the strong economic ties and mutual dependence between the two nations.