Kermanshah Customs Reports Significant Export Growth
The director general of Kermanshah Customs has announced that the province achieved notable export figures, with goods valued at over $2.853 billion exported during the past ten months. This marks a robust 17 percent increase compared to the same timeframe last year, highlighting positive trends in the region’s export activity.
From March 21, 2025, to January 21, 2026, Kermanshah province facilitated the export of 6.511 million tons of goods through its border gates. Abbaszadeh, the director general, noted that a significant portion of this volume was processed through the Parwizkhan border crossing, which accounted for exports worth approximately $809.883 million and 2.406 million tons of goods.
Key Export Goods
The primary commodities exported through Kermanshah’s border crossings include:
- Iron
- Rock
- Tiles
- Fruits and vegetables
- Marble
- Dairy products
- Plastic products
This diverse range of goods underscores the province’s strategic importance as a trade hub.
Border Crossings Overview
Kermanshah province is equipped with four border crossings, three of which are located in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, while one connects to other areas of Iraq. The border crossings include:
- Parwizkhan
- Shushme
- Sheikh Sala (located in the Kurdistan Region)
- Khosravi (connecting Kermanshah to other parts of Iraq)
These crossings play a crucial role in facilitating trade and boosting economic interactions within the region.
