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According to the report of Iran's Financial Forum on November 26. Since September 23, the Ministry of Industry and Mines of Iran has imposed a 25% tariff on iron ore exports in order to support domestic production and prevent the export of iron ore that did not create more added value, but the export continues. Azdizad, general manager of Isfahan iron and steel company in Iran, recently called for a 40% tariff on iron ore exports to prevent the depletion of iron ore reserves. He added that they are in urgent need of iron ore and that domestic demand for iron ore has increased.
The Association of Iron and Steel Producers of Iran also said that in terms of iron ore supply, priority should be given to the domestic market, while exports can only be the surplus part. However, due to trade convenience and strong global market demand, Iranian iron ore has a good market overseas. Especially last year, Iran's currency devalued and its exports became more profitable. According to the data, in the last fiscal year (March 2018-19), Iran exported 17 million tons of iron ore with a total export volume of US $840 million. At present, Iran is the tenth largest iron ore reserve country in the world, with a reserve of 4.5 billion tons, accounting for about 3% of the global iron ore reserve. It has more than 200 deposits, with a proven reserve of about 3.3 billion tons. It is estimated that by March 2036, the domestic steel industry will be able to fully consume these reserves.