The volume of trade between Iran and the African countries reaches nearly one billion dollars since the beginning of Persian Year 1401 (March 2022).

South Africa with 462,590 tons worth $254.05 million was the main trade partner during the period. It was followed by Mozambique with 288,305 tons worth $160.82 million and Sudan with 221,205 tons worth $122.76 million, Financial Tribune reported.

Data released by the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration show Iran exported 1.83 million tons of goods worth $933.24 million to the African continent during the period.

South Africa with 461,840 tons worth $247.62 million was Iran’s main export destination in Africa.

Mozambique with 288,305 tons worth $160.82 million and Sudan with 221,123 tons worth $122.34 million came next.