The volume of non-oil trade between Iran and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) reached $9.7 billion during the first three quarters of the current Iranian calendar year, which began on March 21, 2013. (albawaba, 6 January)
According to the latest data released by the Iranian Customs Administration, Iran imported $7 billion worth of non-oil products from the UAE, while exporting $2.7 billion to the Emirates during the nine-month period. UAE was Iran’s second largest trading partner after China.
File photo, port traffic at Dubai: Arabian News
The islamic terrorist regime is making small "countries" like UAE rich because the anti-Iran mullahcracy is run by gun running terrorist rapists.
ReplyDeleteIn the old days Iran used to be the prime location in ME for all big multinationals etc as at least there was social freedom and a secular tregime that did not condemn half of the poulation to cover their head. Now everything has shifted to UAE and wee are smuggling goods from there to Iran. Long live this regime nefraty that has destroyed the foundation of Iranian values and culture.
ReplyDeleteWell said Anon 2:18 PM.
Delete