التجارة الخارجية للدولة الساسانية (226-651 م)‎

Abstract EN

The Foreign trade has grown up at Sasanian period where Iran was the only transporting way between Greece, Rome, Asia Minor, Mesopotamia, Sham and, Egypt from one side, and chain, India and Middle Asia from the other side.

It was necessary for all commercial caravans which carry the goods of the two sides to pass in the Sasanian province.

In addition, the Sasanian Empire was trading in many goods carried from its province to Greece, Rome, China, India, and Arabian Island, and this is due to the need for development and prosperity in foreign trade through different routes by sea, river and land.