— Pakistan has various minerals and is one of the world's largest producers of chromite, coal, copper, iron ore and lead. Pakistan's rich mineral resources are found mainly in the Balochistan province, which accounts for …

Pakistan contains vast mineral and other natural resources; some are prominent in the world. Some commodities are being utilized and some are being exported but most of the commodities are...

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 — Pakistan's mineral sector contributes a surprisingly small share of its GDP. Estimates vary slightly, but it generally falls around 2.5% to 3%. This is far below the potential of the sector, considering Pakistan's reserves of copper, gold, coal, and other valuable minerals.

 — The Northern Koh Sulaiman foldbelt, Shirani, North and South Waziristan areas host many economic minerals like copper and chromite, construction stones, marble limestones, gypsum and cement ...

 — Pakistan is rich in energy and natural resources like coal, solar, wind, biomass, terrestrial and marine water but deficient in development. In short Pakistan should cease the...

Pakistan is endowed with huge reserves of minerals covering an outcrop area of 600,000 sq. Kms. There are 92 known minerals of which 52 are commercially exploited with a total production of 68.52 million metric tons per year.

The mineral resources of Pakistan epitomize its geological diversity and undeniable natural wealth. From breathtaking gemstone minerals to valuable industrial minerals, these resources continue to captivate the world with their stunning beauty and intrinsic value.

The natural resources of Pakistan consist of extensive natural gas reserves, but limited petroleum reserves. The country is also rich in iron ore, low-grade coal, copper, and limestone. The mineral sector is marred by poor governmental planning and reforms.

 — Minerals. The exploration of Pakistan's mineral wealth is far from complete, but some two dozen different types of exploitable minerals have been located. Iron ore deposits are mostly of poor quality. The most extensive known reserves are situated in the Kalabagh region, in western Punjab.