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The Iraqi market is one of the most important export destinations for Iran. Due to shared cultural ties, a vast land border, and diverse demands, it offers countless opportunities for Iranian exporters. However, in this highly competitive market, success is not achieved solely by producing quality products; pricing strategies play a key role in maintaining and growing market share.
Most in-demand Iranian export products to Iraq in 2025: With growing demand from the Iraqi market and the country’s continued reliance on imports in many sectors, Iran’s exports to Iraq have followed a stable and upward trend in 2025. Iran’s non-oil exports to Iraq surpassed $9 billion this year, with forecasts suggesting it could reach nearly $10 billion by year-end. On average, over 25 million tons of goods were exported from Iran to Iraq this year. Below, we break down the main export groups and their shares.
Cement production process from extraction to packaging Cement is a strategic product in construction, derived from carbonate and clay rocks, and delivered to the end user following a precise industrial chain—from mine exploration to bagged or bulk delivery. This journey combines mining engineering, mechanics, chemistry, energy, and quality control. Therefore, if any stage is not properly designed and controlled, it can impact the final quality, production cost, energy consumption, and even the carbon footprint.
