Kenya-Iran trade plunges 58pc as war risks deepen
Nairobi, Nov. 8 -- The value of trade between Kenya and Iran plunged 57.7 percent in the three months to June 2026 as a raging US-Israel war against Tehran disrupted commercial ties, threatening export earnings and business opportunities in the Middle Eastern market.
The value of goods exchanged between the two countries dropped to Sh975.1 million in April-June 2026 from Sh2.304 billion in a similar period last year. This is a decline of Sh1.329 billion in the review period.
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