The Ministry of Development Planning and Statistics has released preliminary figures of the value of exports, re-exports and imports for June 2013.   A short analysis of the data is given below:  - In June 2013 the international trade balance of goods showed a surplus of QR 32.1 billion, i.e. an increase of QR 0.6 billion (2.0%) compared to June 2012. - In June 2013 total exports of goods (including exports of domestic origin and re-exports) revenues were reported to be QR 39.8 billion, and the value of imports amounted to QR 7.6 billion. The total amount of exports and imports increased by 2.4% and 4.1% respectively, compared to the same period of last year. - Total exports increase was mainly from Petroleum Oils & Oils from Bituminous Minerals (Crude) that showed a rise of 9.6% compared to June 2012; however, the increase has been partially offset by the drop in exports of Petroleum Oils & Oils from Bituminous Minerals (Not Crude). The main countries of destination were Japan with a share of 28% of total exports, followed by South Korea and India with 18% and 11% respectively. - Motor Cars & Other Passenger Vehicles, Aircraft Spare Parts, and Telephone Sets, Mobiles and Parts Thereof were of the main imported products in June 2013. United States of America was the leading country of origin with a share of 13% of total imports, followed by China and the United Arab Emirates with 11% and 8% respectively.  For more details