India's exports to West Asia region evened out in June: Commerce Secretary
- Posted on July 13, 2026
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In brief
India's commerce sector demonstrated resilience in June with a 7.29% year-on-year export growth reaching $5 billion to West Asia markets. While UAE imports surged and Oman emerged as a strategic logistics hub for Indian traders, Saudi Arabia imports declined during the period. This mixed performance reflects shifting regional trade dynamics, with Indian exporters strategically leveraging alternative port infrastructure in Oman to navigate geopolitical tensions affecting traditional maritime corridors in the region.
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India's exports to West Asia region evened out in June: Commerce Secretary
India's exports to West Asia grew 7.29 percent to USD 5 billion in June. Shipments to the UAE increased while those to Saudi Arabia saw a decline. Imports from the UAE and Oman registered positive growth during this period. Indian exporters are utilizing Omani ports to facilitate regional trade. The US-Iran conflict had previously impacted international shipping routes.
