In relation to chemical products, minerals and base metals, there is a very good potential to increase trade between Iran and Russia. About $ 14 billion, or about 4 percent of Russia's imports are only plastics and its derivatives, and about $ 6.5 billion, and about 2.7 percent of the country's imports are iron and steel. Organic chemicals also account for about $ 4.4 billion, or nearly 1.8 percent of Russia's imports. On the other hand, one of Iran's major exports to Russia is minerals such as copper ($ 17.6 million: 2017), plastics and their derivatives ($ 16.62 million: 2017), and organic chemicals ($ 8.11 million: 2017). Given the capacities of the two countries in this area, it is another very potential for increasing trade between Iran and Russia.