2025-12-2 07:44 |
The Anzali Free Trade Zone exported $8. 68 million in goods, up from $2. 91 million last year. Services provided abroad reached $36. 6 million, compared to $19. 5 million in the same period previously.
Overall services increased by 88%, reflecting strong growth in the zone’s performance. .
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