Iron ore production, especially from the mining areas of northern Morocco, was 2 million tons in 1960, but within 20 years production increased to 6 million tons
Mines and Metals in Morocco accounted for three percent of GDP in 1990, accounting for almost a third of Morocco's total exports. In Morocco, in addition to the mentioned products, there are also mineral resources of nickel, chromium, tungsten, and gallium. Morocco has reserves estimated at hundreds of billions of tons, and Morocco has three-quarters of the world's phosphate reserves. I
ron ore production, especially from the mining areas of northern Morocco, was 2 million tons in 1960, but within 20 years production increased to 6 million tons. Other Moroccan mineral resources are lead, copper, zinc, and manganese, which have produced almost constant production. Metals of Saudi Arabia
