Iran's exports to Oman rise 23 percent in first half of Iranian year

Trade exchanges between Iran and Oman have continued an upward trend in the current Iranian calendar year, which began on March 21, 2026, despite regional developments and transportation challenges along maritime routes, according to the Trade Promotion Organization of Iran (TPOI).

The organization reported that the value of Iran's exports to Oman reached $1.164 billion in the first six months of the current Iranian calendar year, covering the period from March 21 to September 22. This represents a 23 percent growth compared with the same period last year. The TPOI also stated that Iran was the largest destination for goods re-exported from the Sultanate of Oman during the first eight months of the current Iranian calendar year, from March 21 to November 22.

According to information released by Iran's Ministry of Industry, Mine and Trade, the volume of trade between the two countries reached 512.1 million Omani Rials, equivalent to approximately $1.33 billion, in 2024. That figure marked a 52 percent increase compared with the 335.8 million Omani Rials recorded in 2023.

The TPOI said Iran and Oman hold high potential to expand bilateral trade and exports across all fields, particularly in trade and economic areas. The figures were reported amid regional developments and difficulties affecting maritime transport routes.

According to Mehr News, the data points to continued growth in economic ties between the two countries over the past two years.