One million tons of goods exported through South Pars Customs in Iran

Pars Today – The Director General of the Special Economic Energy Zone Customs of South Pars in Iran said that final export formalities for one million tons of Iranian goods, valued at 452 million dollars, were carried out at this customs office.

According to Pars Today, citing IRIB News Agency, Jafar Venda, Director General of South Pars Special Economic Energy Zone Customs, stated that since the beginning of the imposed Zionist-American war, no customs services have been interrupted even for a single minute, and customs procedures have continued without interruption in the shortest possible time during this period.

He added that this customs office, within its delegated authority and based on decisions of higher bodies and directives of the Customs Administration of the Islamic Republic of Iran in emergency conditions, has provided special 24-hour facilitation and has continued its operations without any pause or closure despite wartime conditions.

Referring to the daily clearance of 70 tanker trucks of liquefied gas, Venda noted that during this period, final export procedures for one million tons of Iranian goods worth 452 million dollars were completed for export abroad through this customs office.