Belarus as an Export Destination for Chicken Paw and Related Products And Analysis
Based on current data, Belarus, given its special relations with Russia and its geographical position in Eastern Europe, could be a strategic trade destination for Iranian exports, including chicken paws. Although the country faces challenges due to sanctions, the path for developing trade cooperation with Iran is not entirely closed.
Below, we analytically examine the conditions of Belarus as an export destination, along with the requirements and practical solutions for success in this market.
Belarus’s Economic Outlook and Relations with Iran
Belarus is a country in Eastern Europe with very close economic ties to Russia, and its economy is significantly dependent on imports of raw materials and energy from this country. Despite international sanctions, its GDP growth is forecast to reach about 2.5 percent in 2025.
Iran-Belarus trade relations have seen fluctuations in recent years. According to 2018 statistics, the value of Belarus’s exports to Iran was about $33 million**, while Iran’s exports to Belarus were about half of that amount. However, after diplomatic talks in 2019, the volume of bilateral trade began to improve, reaching **$41 million that same year.
The Belarusian market, due to its specific economic conditions, has capacity for essential goods and agricultural/livestock raw materials. Focusing on exporting items essential for meeting the core needs of this country’s market could pave the way for the growth of trade relations.
Requirements and Practical Solutions for Exporting to Belarus
Successful entry into the Belarusian market requires consideration of the country’s specific circumstances.
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Impact of Sanctions on the Business Environment: Belarus is under extensive sanctions from the European Union and the United States, cited for human rights violations and its participation in the war in Ukraine. These sanctions create limitations in financial transactions, exports of dual-use goods, and imports of certain products. Business actors must be aware of the latest lists of sanctioned goods and individuals.
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Importance of Standardization and Quality Control: The Belarusian State Committee for Standardization is developing new standards for products exported to Iran. Strict adherence to these standards and obtaining the necessary health certificates from the Iranian Veterinary Organization is the key to entering this market.
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Identifying High-Demand Goods: Although chicken paws are not specifically listed among Belarus’s import goods, the country imports agricultural products, industrial raw materials, and pharmaceutical products. By promoting the benefits of chicken paw-derived products in the pharmaceutical (collagen production) and cosmetic-hygienic industries, new demand can be created in this market.
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Leveraging International Exhibitions: Active participation in specialized exhibitions in Belarus (such as the BTI light industry exhibition) provides an excellent opportunity for networking, identifying business partners, and gauging market tastes.
Strategic Roadmap for Exporters
For sustained penetration into the Belarusian market, the following strategies are recommended:
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Establishing Direct Contact with Official Bodies: Contacting the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and the Deputy for Economic Diplomacy at Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs can lead to a better understanding of opportunities and legal requirements.
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Forming Export Consortiums: Collaboration between several Iranian producers and exporters to form a consortium can increase bargaining power and reduce the risk of entering a new market.
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