Medicine exports increase by nearly 20% In the first half of the current Iranian year, which began on March 20, the country has seen a remarkable increase in medicine exports, amounting to $104.6 million—a 19.7 percent rise compared to the same period last year. Volume-wise, exports reached 49,400 tons, reflecting a 15 percent growth over the previous year's figures, according to the Islamic Republic of Iran’s Customs Administration. Throughout this six-month period, a total of 345 companies have participated in the production of medicines, supplements, and raw materials, alongside the importation of...