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Kish imported $11m of goods in autumn

  1. Economy
January 21, 2007 - 0:0
KISH ISLAND, Persian Gulf (IRNA) -- Goods worth over $11 million were imported to Iran via this southern island in the third quarter of the current Iranian year (September 23-December 21, 2006).

Director of Kish Island's Customs Department, Safar Olia, put the volume of imports at 4,240 tons.

The customs office received 25 billion rials of fees from the importers, Olia added.

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