exporting goods. As an intermediary between domestic and international producers and consumers, Aghah plays a significant role in distributing goods across various markets. The primary goal of Aghah is profitability through trade exchanges, which may include sourcing raw materials, selling finished products, and even providing services such as business consulting and marketing. One of the main responsibilities of Aghah’s Commercial Affairs Department is importing goods required by the domestic market that cannot be produced locally or are not economically viable to produce. Additionally, Aghah exports domestically produced goods to international markets, thereby expanding the market for domestic manufacturers and contributing to non-oil exports. In addition to importing and exporting, Aghah offers several other auxiliary services, such as international transportation, customs clearance, goods insurance, and financial operations related to trade. By analyzing real market needs and evaluating competitors, Aghah aims to assist manufacturers and traders in adopting the best strategies for success in domestic and international markets. Aghah plays a significant role in facilitating the flow of goods and services within the country’s economic framework and is recognized as an integral part of the commercial value chain.