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This category includes products such as gasoline, diesel, and other types of fuel. Fuels accounted for a significant percentage of the total export volume between the two countries, highlighting the importance of this category in their trade relationship. Exports in the fuels category are important to Sierra Leone because the country has rich natural resources in this area, including oil and gas reserves.
The main regions of Sierra Leone where these goods are produced include the capital city Freetown and other coastal areas where oil exploration and extraction take place. The export of fuels provides a valuable source of revenue for the country and contributes to its economic growth. These goods are important for import into Gambia because the country relies heavily on imports for its energy needs.
