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The main sale from Mexico to Libya in 2024 was Tubes and Pipes of Iron or Steel (US$3.33M). The main origins of sales to Libya were Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave (US$5.38M), Ciudad de México (US$1.74M), and Sinaloa (US$1.36M).
The main product bought by Mexico from Libya in 2024 was Acyclic Hydrocarbons (US$36M). The main destinations of purchases made to Libya were Tamaulipas (US$36M), Nuevo León (US$18.2k), and Chihuahua (US$12.3k).
Regarding remittances, in the first quarter of 2026, Mexico received US$0 in remittances from Libya, while Libya received US$114 in remittances from Mexico.
In April 2026, the exports from Mexico to Libya were US$554k, while imports reached US$3.1k. The above results in a trade balance of US$551k.
The main sale from Mexico to Libya in 2024 was Tubes and Pipes of Iron or Steel (US$3.33M). The main origins of sales to Libya were Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave (US$5.38M), Ciudad de México (US$1.74M), and Sinaloa (US$1.36M).
The main product bought by Mexico from Libya in 2024 was Acyclic Hydrocarbons (US$36M). The main destinations of purchases made to Libya were Tamaulipas (US$36M), Nuevo León (US$18.2k), and Chihuahua (US$12.3k).
The main sale from Mexico to Libya in April 2026 was Motor Cars and other Vehicles Principally Designed Cars for Transport of Persons (US$518k). The main origins of sales to Libya were Ciudad de México (US$520k) and Nuevo León (US$33.9k).
The main product bought by Mexico from Libya in April 2026 was Machines and Apparatus, not Specified (US$2.72k). The main destinations of purchases made to Libya were Baja California (US$2.73k) and Jalisco (US$370).
In 2024, the states with the highest commercial exchange (exports minus imports) with were Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave (US$5.38M), Ciudad de México (US$1.74M), and Sinaloa (US$1.36M).
The chart compares the evolution of remittances sent from Mexico to Libya and the remittances that Mexico receives from Libya.
In the first quarter of 2026, Mexico received US$0 in remittances from Libya, while Libya received US$114 in remittances from Mexico.