Iran launched an unprecedented large-scale drone and missile attack at Israel on Saturday night, in retaliation for a suspected Israeli strike on an Iranian diplomatic complex in Syria, bringing the long-running shadow war between the two sides into the open and raising the prospect of full-blown regional conflict. Commersant was interested in Georgia's trade relations with Iran. According to Sakstat data, the trade turnover between Georgia and Iran in 2024 amounted to $44,371.12, of which imports stood at $40,049.56, exports – at $4,321.56.
Georgia’s top 10 exports to Iran are:
Timber material, sawn or sawn lengthwise, with a thickness of more than 6 mm - 307,741.39 tons
• Ferroalloys - 61,957.70 tons
• 7214 rods of carbon steel, without further processing - 32,114.89 tons.
• Meat of sheep or goat, fresh, chilled or frozen - 10,501.31 tons
• 7304 pipes, tubes and hollow profiles, seamless and of ferrous metal - 7,850.61 tons
• Synthetic monofilament threads - 6,904.98 tons
Carbon steel semi-finished products - 3,221.24 tons
• Waters, including mineral and aerated waters, containing sugar additives - 3,198.19 tons.
• Oil and oil products - 2,721.71 tons.
• Regenerable paper and cardboard (wastepaper and waste) - 2,665.82 tons.
Georgia’s top 10 imports from Iran are:
• Petroleum coke, petroleum bitumen and other residues of petroleum processing - 788,769.24 tons
• Ceramic tiles, unglazed - 435,762.68 tons
• Salt - 211,483.20 tons
• Thermally polished glass and glossy and matt glass - 193,677.24 tons
• Carbon steel rods, without further processing - 131,917.39 tons
• Cement - 127,826.00 tons
• Ethylene polymers in primary forms - 90,051.65 tons.
• Oil and oil products - 57,108.79 tons.
• Pipes, tubes and hollow profiles, other, made of ferrous metals - 49,342.87 tons.
• Processed stone - 49,034.99 tons.
