Import and export
Import, export and trade routes
Niwad Global reviews import and export requests from its office in Tehran. Priority sourcing conversations start in China, Turkey and the UAE. Priority export conversations leave Iran for Iraq, Russia and India. A typical brief is import or export between Iran, the UAE and Iraq, or sourcing from China and Turkey. Other countries can be discussed in the same way.
What the request needs
Start with the product, the origin and the destination. Add specifications or drawings, quantity, packaging and any standard that matters. The Tehran desk uses that brief to see whether a trade conversation can move forward. Nothing on this site assumes the goods are available, priced or already booked.
The same form covers a sourcing question and an import or export question. Say which direction you mean. If the goods would leave Iran, name the destination. If you want goods brought in, name the origin you have in mind and where they need to arrive.
Export from Iran
Export conversations from Iran give priority to Iraq, Russia and India. Iraq, Russia and India can be the destination in the same request, or you can name one of them. China, Turkey and the UAE can also be the market you want to reach. The site does not publish transit times, duties or a promise that a shipment is arranged.
Describe the product the way a buyer or a supplier would need to read it: grade, size, material, packing and quantity. Agricultural examples such as pistachios and saffron, and industrial examples such as stone or parts, are only illustrations of how to write that brief.
Sourcing from China, Turkey and the UAE
Imports and sourcing requests most often name China, Turkey and the UAE. Dubai is the city people often use when they mean the UAE. The review still happens in Tehran. There is a separate page for China, Turkey and the UAE so each origin can be described on its own, without treating those pages as a catalogue.
The examples already on this site — pistachios, saffron, natural stone slabs, industrial parts, flexible packaging and production equipment — are guides for a brief, not a list of stock.
Other countries
The markets named here are the highest-volume ones to put first in the copy and in the request. Niwad Global can discuss other countries with the same kind of brief. Opening a conversation is not a commitment to supply, a completed shipment, or a claim about licenses and corridors.
Send the inquiry from the contact page, or use the email address, phone number and WhatsApp link published there. The form emails the team. This website does not store the submission.