15,000 Tons of Syrian Produce Reach Gulf Markets in September
Syria’s agricultural sector saw a period of active trade during the month of September, with a total of 15,000 tons of fruits and vegetables exported to markets across the Arab Gulf. This export movement is part of a broader framework for trade exchange and the export of surplus local agricultural production to foreign markets.
The list of exported goods to the Gulf region was led by harvests of apples, grapes, pears, and potatoes, alongside a diverse array of other agricultural varieties for which Syria is known. This trade activity serves as an indicator of the consistent flow of Syrian products toward regional markets, a development that supports the agricultural sector and stimulates commercial exchange.
The volume of exports achieved in just one month reflects the vitality of Syrian agricultural production and its ability to meet the requirements of external markets, despite the economic and logistical challenges currently facing the transport and export sectors. Gulf markets rely periodically on the import of these seasonal Syrian crops, valuing them for their quality and diversity, which establishes these markets as a primary destination for Syrian agricultural products.
Relevant authorities continue to monitor export operations to ensure the efficient delivery of these shipments to their intended destinations. These exports represent part of a wider strategy aimed at strengthening the presence of national products in neighboring Arab markets. By maintaining these export channels, Syria continues to support farmers and the agricultural economy across the various provinces where these crops are produced.
Source: Syria Focus Arabic
