Iran Major Imports by Category and Value

Iran's 2022 imports are led by yellow maize ($3.43B) and wheat ($2.18B), emphasizing food security. IR 64 rice and soya beans also rank highly. Notably, electronics such as the iPhone 11 represent a major non-commodity import at $1.71B. The data shows a market heavily reliant on bulk agricultural commodities and specific high-end consumer tech.

The United Arab Emirates ($15.4B) and China ($12.7B) dominate Iran's import landscape, holding a combined 65.34% market share. Turkey follows with 12.19%. These three nations are critical suppliers, while India and Germany maintain smaller shares of 6.23% and 3.92% respectively, illustrating a concentrated supplier base in the Middle East and Asia.

No specific data is available for emerging countries in this dataset. Current trends indicate that Iran's trade remains heavily anchored to its top three partners: UAE, China, and Turkey. Without new entries in the top supplier list, the market exhibits stability among existing regional and global trade corridors.