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Belarus has a dynamic trade profile, with data indicating a balance between imports and exports. In 2021, Belarus exported goods worth approximately $39.89 billion and imported goods totaling about $41.81 billion, leading to a trade deficit. The country trades with a diverse range of partners and has a variety of exported and imported products. Notably, the trade growth rate of Belarus was 15.64%, surpassing the global average. This reflects the country's active engagement in international trade despite global economic fluctuations.
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Exports:
Russia - 35.0%
Poland - 4.0%
Ukraine - 3.0%
Lithuania - 3.0%
Germany - 2.0%
China - 2.0%
Latvia - 1.6%
Netherlands - 1.0%
Kazakhstan - 0.6%
United States - 0.6%123.
Imports:
Russia - 28.6%
China - 8.1%
Germany - 3.6%
Ukraine - 3.4%
Poland - 2.5%
Lithuania - 2.0%
Italy - 1.8%
Turkey - 1.7%
Netherlands - 1.5%
United States - 1.4%
Exports:
Fertilizers - 21.1%
Mineral Fuels (including oil) - 11.2%
Wood - 10.2%
Animal/Vegetable Fats, Oils, Waxes - 5.7%
Meat - 5.2%
Vehicles - 4%
Iron and Steel - 4%
Dairy, Eggs, Honey - 3.9%
Furniture, Bedding, Lighting, Prefabricated Buildings - 3.4%
Electrical Machinery and Equipment - 2.7%12.
Imports:
Cars - 15%
Packaged Medicaments - 10%
Light Rubberized Knitted Fabric - 8%
Video Displays - 7%
Motor Vehicles Parts and Accessories - 6%
Petroleum Products - 5%
Machinery and Transport Equipment - 4%
Chemical Products - 3%
Manufactured Goods - 2%
Food and Live Animals - 2%
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