Turkey's most important minerals are chromite, bauxite, and copper. The country also exploits deposits of other minerals such as iron, manganese, lead, zinc, antimony, asbestos, pyrites, sulfur, Mercury, and manganese. Mining contributed slightly under 2 percent of GDP in 1992, but the subsector provides the raw material for such key manufacturing industries as iron and steel, aluminum, cement, and fertilizers. Turkey exports a variety of minerals, the most important of which are blister copper, chrome, and boron products. Minerals accounted for an average of about 2 percent of export earnings in the mid-1990s. The public sector dominates mining, accounting for about 75 percent of sales. Etibank, set up in 1935 to develop Turkey's Natural Resources, manages most of the state's mineral interests, particularly bauxite, boron minerals, chromite, and copper.
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As of my last update, the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources in Turkey is Fatih DΓΆnmez. He has been in this position since July 10, 2018.
Turkey's natural resources include iron ore, copper, coal, chromium, antimony, mercury, gold, celestite (strontium), emery, barite, borate feldspar, pyrites, clay, limestone, magnesite, marble, perlite, and pumice.
Some major natural resources in Iraq are petroleum, natural gas, phosphorus, and sulfur.:D :// :)
Their Natural Resources
Five natural resources found in Turkey are coal, copper, iron ore, boron, and salt. Turkey is known for its rich mineral resources as well as its agricultural productivity, particularly in crops like olives and figs.
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There are so many natural resources found in Turkey. Some of them include coal, chromium, mercury copper, sulphur and iron ore.
Flutes and Whistles.
bauxite,and tykeya
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