Sanctions Did Not Stop Exports: 5.14 Million Tons of Petroleum Products Registered at Shahid Rajaee Port

Exports of petroleum products from Shahid Rajaee Port continued in the first half of the year despite economic restrictions and sanctions. During this period, 325 vessels took part in export operations.

The export of oil products from Shahid Rajaei port continued in the first half of the year, despite economic restrictions and sanctions, and during this period, 325 ships participated in export operations.

Ambassador of Arjan-Economic Group: Hamidreza Mohammad Hosseini Takhti, Director General of Hormozgan Ports and Shipping, stated: In the six months of this year, despite the brutal war and the intensification of economic restrictions and sanctions imposed by the US government, the process of exporting the country's oil products has continued without a complete stop.

He continued: During the same period, the operations of 325 ships with the amount of five million and 140 thousand tons of oil products have been registered. According to the Director General of Hormozgan Ports and Shipping; Examining the trend of export activities shows that despite the existing challenges in the way of foreign trade, financial restrictions and difficulties caused by sanctions, the export flow of petroleum products has continued and activities related to this field have continued.

Mohammad Hosseini Takhti noted: The continuation of this trend indicates the preservation of export capacities and the continuation of activity in the target markets, despite the economic conditions and existing international restrictions.

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