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Reviewing Agricultural Trade Policies

To Promote Intra-OIC Agricultural Trade

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share of non-OIC countries’ share is 67.3%, the share of the Arab group is 23.1%, and the share

of the Asian group is 9.6%. The 2016 data of the African group is not available.

Table 4. 40 Distribution of Chad’s Top 5 Import Products, by Origin, %

African group

Asian group

Arab group

Non-OIC

Countries

Total

2008

100.0

100

2009

10.0

1.9

88.1

100

2010

71.6

28.4

100

2011

25.0

75.0

100

2012

93.6

6.4

100

2013

41.6

58.4

100

2014

23.9

76.1

100

2015

5.2

5.5

89.3

100

2016

9.6

23.1

67.3

100

Source: CEPII BACI, Eurostat RAMON, UN Comtrade, UN Trade Statistics, and authors’ calculations

Table 4.41 shows that Turkey is the largest importer of Chad’s top five agricultural products in

the OIC market. The share of Turkey in the last available three-year average is 77.6%. Indonesia

is the second largest market for the top five agricultural products of Chad with a share of 10.4%.

The third largest market is Nigeria, followed by Bahrain and Egypt.

Table 4. 41 Top 5 OIC Destination Countries for Chad’s Top 5 Export Products

Importer OIC country

Value of agricultural exports to

the country, million USD, last 3-

year average

% share in total agricultural

exports to the OIC countries,

last 3-year average

Turkey

19.7

77.6

Indonesia

2.6

10.4

Nigeria

1.3

5.2

Bahrain

0.9

3.6

Egypt

0.3

1.2

Source: CEPII BACI, Eurostat RAMON, UN Comtrade, UN Trade Statistics, and authors’ calculations

Table 4. 42 Top 5 OIC Origin Countries of Chad’s Top 5 Import Products

Exporter OIC country

Value of agricultural imports

from the country, million USD,

last 3-year average

% share in total agricultural

imports from the OIC countries,

last 3-year average

Cameroon

14.6

39.4

Senegal

9.9

26.7

Turkey

7.9

21.3

Egypt

3.0

8.2

UAE

0.5

1.4

Source: CEPII BACI, Eurostat RAMON, UN Comtrade, UN Trade Statistics, and authors’ calculations

Table 4.42 shows the first five markets that Chad purchases the top five import products.

Cameroon is the largest market for Chad’s top five agricultural product imports from the OIC

countries with a share of 39.4%, followed by Senegal with a share of 26.7%. Turkey is the third

largest market with a share of 21.3%, followed by Egypt and the United Arab Emirates.