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What Malta Trades

In 2023, Malta sold about $3.5B of goods to the rest of the world. Its biggest customer was Germany ($932M, 27% of exports). The map above draws each partner as an arc sized by value; the full lists are below. Bilateral goods trade from UN Comtrade, exports FOB and imports CIF.

GOODS EXPORTED$3.5B

GOODS IMPORTED—

TOP PARTNERGermany

Where Malta sends its goods

Malta’s biggest export markets — the countries it sells the most goods to, by value (FOB).

126.9%$932M

26.0%$207M

35.4%$186M

44.5%$155M

54.5%$154M

63.9%$136M

73.1%$107M

82.3%$80M

92.2%$76M

101.9%$65M

111.9%$64M

121.5%$52M

131.5%$51M

141.3%$44M

151.2%$42M

161.2%$42M

171.1%$40M

181.1%$38M

19Tunisia1.1%$37M

201.0%$34M

210.9%$33M

220.9%$33M

230.9%$33M

240.9%$32M

250.8%$29M

Top 25 partners by value. Shares are of total exports. 94.8% of exports is drawn on the map; the rest is trade logged against non-country groupings.

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