The Egyptian chemicals market, particularly for ammonia, has shown significant fluctuations in trade volumes and prices over recent years. Anhydrous ammonia remains a critical component of Egypt"s export economy, with a notable export volume of 348,598,118. 607 kg in 2024, generating a value of $210. 7 million. This marks a decrease compared to 2023, where exports were valued at $261. 6 million for 302,817,910. 904 kg. Imports have also shown variation, with the 2024 figures standing at 1,432.

228 kg for $749. 697, a steep drop from 2023"s 29,102,834. 631 kg valued at $19. 5 million. This suggests a strategic shift in focus to leverage domestic production capabilities and external demands. In contrast, ammonia in aqueous solution has seen a steady export growth. The 2024 export volume reached 127,316,144. 28 kg, valued at $34.

17 million, slightly lower than 2023"s impressive $42. 9 million from 116,383,767. 971 kg. Import volumes have remained negligible, highlighting a strong domestic production. The price trends indicate a dynamic market influenced by global demand and domestic supply strategies. The transition from high import volumes in 2022 to minimal imports in 2024 signals a considerable shift towards maximizing export potential. Egypt’s strategic geographical position as a gateway to West Asia enhances its potential in the chemicals sector, paving the way for increased trade opportunities. For businesses looking to tap into Egypt"s vibrant chemicals market, platforms like Aritral.

com provide invaluable resources. Aritral offers services such as product listing, direct communication with suppliers, and global sales assistance, empowered by AI-driven marketing and profile management. This makes it an essential tool for navigating the complexities of international trade in commodities and raw materials.

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