As the world grapples with food security crises, climate change, and energy market fluctuations, Iran is steadily asserting its position as one of the key players in the global urea market. The production of 265,000 tons of urea and ammonia in the first quarter of 1404 (Iranian calendar) at the Kermanshah Petrochemical Plant is just a glimpse of the country’s vast potential in this sector. This production surge, coupled with rising global demand and escalating prices, presents a remarkable opportunity to redefine Iran’s trade relations with strategic markets—chiefly India.

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