The status of Fruit  export and import in these countries may depend on annual changes and market conditions. This fruit market in the Middle east includes domestic and international trade. Middle East countries may export their domestically produced fruits to other countries and also import fruits that are not produced domestically. Also, the international trade of fruits also takes place in this competitive market, and fruit producing countries try to export their products to other countries in the Middle East.

Most fruit imports in the Middle East usually come from the following countries:

• Turkey : Turkey is one of the largest fruit importers in the Middle East. They usually import a variety of fresh fruits such as oranges, limes, strawberries, pineapples, and bananas.
• Saudi Arabia : Saudi arabia needs a lot of fruit imports and uses different countries to meet its needs in this field. They mainly import fresh fruits such as dates, oranges, pulp and pineapple.
• United Arab Emirates : The United arab emirates is also one of the largest importers of fruit in the Middle East. They mainly import fresh fruits such as dates, oranges, strawberries and bananas.

Regarding the most fruit exports from the Middle East, some countries and Middle East countries that have the most fruit exports are:

• Iran : Iran is one of the largest fruit producers in the Middle East and exports various fruits such as dates, apples, grapes, peaches and apricots to other countries.
• Turkey : In addition to imports, Turkey is also one of the largest fruit exporters in the Middle East. They export a variety of fruits such as cherries, cherries, plums, grapefruits and strawberries to other countries.
• Israel : Israel is also one of the countries that has the largest export of fruit in the Middle East. They mainly export a variety of fruits such as oranges, limes, grapes and strawberries to other countries.

The Middle East fruit market is affected by various factors, including climatic conditions, domestic and foreign demand and consumption, trade policies, export and import laws and regulations, competition with other countries, as well as political and economic influences in the region.