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Moldova in 2022, compared to 2021, increased the volume of exports by 37.9% to $4 billion 335.1 million.

Moldova in 2022, compared to 2021, increased the volume of exports by 37.9% to $4 billion 335.1 million.

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) reported that exports of domestic goods in January-December 2022 amounted to $2 billion 966.3 million (68.4% of the total), up 21.9% compared to the same period of the previous year. At the same time, re-exports of goods in 2022 totaled $1 billion 368.8 million (31.6% of the total volume), up 1.9 times from 2021. At the same time, re-exports of goods after processing (clothing, shoes, shoe parts, chairs, electrical wiring and cables, other products for the automotive industry, peeled nuts, chairs and other furniture, suitcases, textile products, toys, etc. ) accounted for 12.2% of total exports, while classic re-exports of foreign goods (gasoline, diesel fuel, vehicles, nuts, medicine, sunflower oil, sunflower seeds, cigarettes, wine distillates, whiskey, gin, vodka, liquors, beer, fabrics, knitwear, essential oils, perfumes and cosmetics, travel and sports bags, backpacks, wrist and other watches, corn) accounted for 19.4%. According to the NBS data, for the export of goods in the mentioned period, the most frequently used mode of transport was road transport - 77.1% of the total volume, followed by sea transport - 13.4%, rail transport - 7.9%, air transport - 1.1% and fixed transport units (0.5%). In general, Moldovan exports to the EU countries in 2022, compared to 2021, increased by 32.4% - up to $2 billion 540.4 million, to the CIS countries - increased 2.2 times - up to $1 billion 043, 1 million, and to other countries - decreased by 1% - to $751.59 million. The share of EU countries in the total volume of Moldovan exports for the specified period decreased from 61.04% to 58.60%, the share of CIS countries increased from 14.83% to 24.06%, and the share of non-EU and CIS countries decreased from 24.13% to 17.34%. According to the NBS, the main destination countries for Moldovan exports in the reporting period were: Romania (28.6% of total Moldovan exports), Ukraine (16.6%), Italy (7.6%), Turkey (7%), Germany (5.3%), Russia (4.4%), Bulgaria (3.3%), Poland (2.8%), Czech Republic (2.4%), Belarus (1.9%), the Netherlands and Switzerland (1.5% each), UK (1.4%), Hungary, Iran and the USA (1.2% each), Spain (1%), France (0.9%), Greece (0.8%) , Kazakhstan (0.7%), Portugal and Austria (0.5% each). At the same time, in 2022, compared to 2021, Moldova increased exports to Ukraine (7.8 times, mainly due to increased supplies (re-export) of oil products and liquefied gas), Romania (+48.9%), Italy (+38%), Bulgaria (1.8 times), Iran (2910.1 times, due to significant supplies of sunflower oil), Netherlands (1.9 times, due to significant supplies of sunflower oil), Czech Republic (+32%), USA (1.6 times), Kazakhstan (2.1 times, due to increased supplies of apples, grapes, plums in fresh and dried form), Poland (+12.9%), Belarus (+19.7%), Iraq (3.1 times, due to large supplies of sunflower oil), Hungary (+26.3%), Lithuania (2 times, due to increased supplies of sunflower seeds), Portugal (+37.3%), France (+16.9%), Canada (1.7 times), Cyprus (+38.9%), Egypt (1.8 times, due to an increase in supplies of corn and sunflower cake), Kyrgyzstan (2.8 times, due to an increase in supplies of apples, grapes and plums in fresh form), Saudi Arabia (1.6 times). At the same time, during this period Moldova reduced exports to Russia (-31.2%), Switzerland (-45.7%), Spain (-31.6%), Germany (-6%), Greece (-25, 8%), Turkey (-2.9%), UAE (-52.4%), Indonesia (-95.6%), Serbia (-28.7), Lebanon (-27.3%), Israel (-37%), Malaysia (-90.7%), UK (-5.2%), Belgium (-14.5%). In the structure of exports for 2022 the following groups of goods had the largest shares: petroleum, petroleum products and related products (12.9%); electrical machinery and apparatus and parts (12.2%); cereals and preparations based on them (10.1%); oilseeds and fruits (9%); vegetable fats and oils (8.7%); vegetables and fruits (8.3%); clothing and accessories (6.9%); alcoholic and soft drinks (4.2%); furniture and parts (3.4%); motor vehicles (2.2%); yarn, fabric, textiles and related products (2.1%). / // 20.02.2023 – InfoMarket

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