Iran’s annual gasoline exports hit $134 million

TEHRAN,April 30(MNA) - Iran exported over 132,000 tons of gasoline, worth around $134 million, last year (which ended on March 19). According to customs administration data, gasoline exports rose by 127 percent in value and 108.5 percent in volume, respectively, compared to the year before. Armenia, Afghanistan, UAE, Iraq and Oman were the destinations for Iranian gasoline, the report said, adding that Afghanistan was the major importer, accounting for $51.6 million of the total exports. Deputy Oil Minister Alireza Zeighami has said that Iran is now exporting gasoline and diesel fuel to neighboring countries. He added that Iraq, Armenia, Afghanistan, and Pakistan were now importing or have called for the importation of gasoline and diesel fuel from Iran.