Africazine:
Egypt’s exports to Iraq show a positive trend, reflecting a growing trade relationship.
In the second quarter of 2026, Egypt’s exports to Iraq reached approximately 2 million, marking an increase of about million, or 3.4%, from the first quarter’s 8 million, according to Egypt’s Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics.
Growth in Egypt’s Exports to Iraq
Egypt’s trade with Iraq is on the rise, driven by various sectors. The most significant contributor to this growth is the export of plastic pipes, hoses, and fittings, which accounted for about million in the second quarter.
Following closely are screens, projectors, and television receivers, totaling around million. This diverse export portfolio highlights Egypt’s capacity to meet Iraq’s market demands.
Key Products Driving Trade
Furniture and its parts contributed approximately million to the export figures. Additionally, aromatic mixtures brought in around million, while pharmaceuticals reached .7 million.
Sanitary towels and similar hygiene products also played a role, totaling .9 million. These figures illustrate the variety of goods Egypt supplies to Iraq, enhancing bilateral trade relations.
Future Prospects for Egyptian Exports
- Continued monitoring of export trends is expected.
- Potential for increased exports in the coming quarters.
- Focus on expanding product categories to meet Iraqi demands.
Egypt’s exports to Iraq are steadily increasing, showcasing a robust trade partnership.
