The countries of the Middle East have a significant share of iron resources
The Arab countries of the Middle East, especially Iran, Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Morocco, and Syria, have a significant share of iron resources, and their iron reserves are estimated at hundreds of millions of tons.
Many Metals elements are also used in the iron and Steel industries, the most important of which is manganese found in Morocco and Egypt, nickel found in Jordan and Iraq. Chromium is also found in Jordan, Syria, and Iraq.
Cobalt in Morocco, Egypt, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, and tungsten in Morocco and Algeria are among the mineral resources that have a better status than other Metal resources, and statistics show that reserves of this element are abundant in the Middle East, especially in Iran.
Lead and Zinc are elements that are found together in nature and are very important in terms of consumption worldwide and are found in Iran, Morocco, and Algeria as well as in the bed in the Mediterranean Sea.
More than 180 million metric tons of undiscovered copper resources may be found in an area of the Middle East that covers Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iran, western Pakistan and southwestern Afghanistan, according to a recent assessment by the U. More than 180 million metric tons of undiscovered copper resources may be found in an area of the Middle East that covers Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Iran, western Pakistan and southwestern Afghanistan, according to a recent assessment by the U. It’s also used quite extensively in alloys with other metals, such as the brass in musical instruments or the copper-nickel alloy used to prevent barnacles from attaching to ship hulls.
