Telephones and components were the leading item exported by the country to China in January of this year with the export turnover of $ 894.58 million, up by over 20 folds compared with the same month of 2017. However, the figure was down by 46.8 per cent over the previous month.

It was followed by computers, electronics and components with $ 691.59 million, up by 89.3 per cent; fruits and vegetables - $ 296.26 million, up by 70 per cent; fibers of all kinds - $ 183.81 million, up by 66 per cent; cameras, camcorders and components - $ 287.91 million, up by 79.7 per cent.

In January of this year, the country’s exports of telephones and components to China rocketed by 20 folds; plastics – up by 306.5 per cent to $ 38.33 million; petroleum – up by 276.8 per cent to $ 43.06 million; plastic products – up by 247.3 per cent to $ 10.83 million; animal feed and materials – up by 212.7 per cent to $ 14.78 million; ores and minerals – up by 173 per cent to $ 6.82 million.

However, the exports of glass and products to China decreased sharply by 73.9 per cent to $ 1.92 million; crude oil – down by 37.2 per cent to $ 57.78 million; rubber – down by 14 per cent to $ 108.83 million.