Estimates show that the revenue situation in Yemen in 2019 grew by about 12 percent. Almost all metals are solid, shiny, and white-gray. Sanaa is one of the most important cities in Yemen, which has grown a lot in terms of work as beautiful city in the field of tourism. The base metals industry is the most important export industry in the Middle East after oil and petrochemicals. The people of Yemen have no interest in extravagance, and this can be seen in all the cities of Yemen. The flag of Yemen is tied to the history of this country. Algeria, located in North Africa, has a diverse range of mineral resources, including metals

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Many global mining experts predict that at current consumption rates, the planet's economy over the next 70 years will undermine the current known reserves, which are likely to consume half of the world's current metals. Shortly, increasing dependence on essential mineral imports, plus global competition for scarce resource resources, will increase prices and bargain for exporting countries.

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Gold is a chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79 and is one of the elements with high atomic number that exists in nature. Gold is pure, a shiny metal, reddish yellow, dense, soft, malleable and flexible.

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Zinc is found in several ores, the principal ones being zinc blende (zinc sulfide) and calamine (zinc silicate). The principal mining areas are in China, Australia and Peru. Commercially, zinc is obtained from its ores by concentrating and roasting the ore, then reducing it to zinc by heating with carbon or by electrolysis. World production is more than 11 million tonnes a year. 

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The interesting thing about silver is that today, the metal is used for solder and solder alloys, ‎batteries, dentistry, LED chips, nuclear reactors, photovoltaic (or solar) energy, RFID chips to ‎track packages or shipments worldwide, Semiconductors, touch screens, wood preservatives, ‎and many other industrial applications.‎

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When the concentration of aluminum in the environment increases, it has severe effects on human health. Water-soluble aluminum is dangerous. Particles of aluminum that dissolve in water are called ionic particles, for example, aluminum chloride. Other ways to increase the amount of aluminum in the body are to breathe and make skin-to-skin contact with aluminum. 

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About two-thirds of the earth's copper is found in igneous rocks, and about a quarter occurs in sedimentary rocks. This metal is flexible and flexible and conducts heat and electricity well, which is why it is widely used in electronics and wiring.

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Yemen has several climates. Western Yemen benefits from monsoon rains, which fall mainly in late spring and at the end of summer. Most of the rain falls in the mountains, with an annual maximum of a 1,000 millimetres in the southern mountains, decreasing gradually to an average of 400 millimetres in the northern mountains.

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Yemen Gold Reserves was reported at 69. Yemen Gold Reserves data is updated monthly, averaging 18. Yemen Gold Reserves data remains active status in CEIC and is reported by CEIC Data. View Yemen's Gold Reserves from May 1990 to Jul 2014 in the chart: max 1y 5y 10y bar line area spline areaspline column Apply Get this data There is no data available for your selected dates. What was Yemen's Gold Reserves in Jul 2014? Last Previous Min Max Unit Frequency Range 69. Learn more about what we do Yemen Key Series Buy Selected Data Includes 181 key indicators for Yemen, curated by CEIC analysts. 52 2014 yearly 2005 - 2014 Load more More Indicators for Yemen Indicators Last Frequency Range Yemen Government Expenditure: CA: Fixed Assets (YER mn) 8,005. 00 Sep 2014 monthly Jan 2007 - Sep 2014 Yemen Government Expenditure: CA: Inventories (YER mn) 0. 00 Sep 2014 monthly Jan 2007 - Sep 2014 Yemen Government Expenditure: CA: Non Produced Assets (YER mn) 0. 00 Sep 2014 monthly Mar 2007 - Sep 2014 Yemen Government Expenditure: CA: Acquisition of Financial Assets & Repayment of. 00 Sep 2014 monthly Jan 2007 - Sep 2014 Yemen Government Expenditure: CA: AR: Lending & Acquisition of Financial Assets (YER mn) 3,915. 00 Sep 2014 monthly Feb 2007 - Sep 2014 Yemen Government Expenditure: CA: AR: Repayment of Loans & Bonds (YER mn) 4,711. 00 Sep 2014 monthly Jan 2007 - Sep 2014 Yemen Government Expenditure: Local Authority (YER mn) 42,688. 00 Sep 2014 monthly Jan 2006 - Sep 2014 Yemen YE: Secondary Education: Vocational Pupils: % Female (%) 14. 86 2016 yearly 1997 - 2016 Yemen YE: Secondary Education: Vocational Pupils (Person) 4,792. 00 2016 yearly 1997 - 2016 Yemen YE: Secondary Education: General Pupils: % Female (%) 41. 23 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: International Development Association: Resource Allocation Index: 1=Lo. 11 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: Country Policy and Institutional Assessment (CPIA): Building Human Res. 00 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Gender Equality Rating: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 1. 50 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Debt Policy Rating: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 2. 00 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Economic Management Cluster Average: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 2. 00 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: Military Expenditure (YER mn) 368,500. 00 2014 yearly 1990 - 2014 Yemen YE: Armed Forces Personnel: Total (Person) 20,000. 00 2016 yearly 1985 - 2016 Yemen YE: Arms Imports: SIPRI Trend Indicator Values (TIV) (TIV) 4,000,000. 00 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: Imports: Lead Time: Median Case (Day) 7. 00 2016 yearly 2010 - 2016 Yemen YE: Exports: Lead Time: Median Case (Day) 3. 00 2016 yearly 2010 - 2016 Yemen YE: Urban Land Area (sq km) 4,703. 40 2010 yearly 1990 - 2010 Yemen YE: Rural Land Area (sq km) 411,287. 59 2010 yearly 1990 - 2010 Yemen YE: Urban Land Area Where Elevation is Below 5 Meters (sq km) 125. 92 2010 yearly 1990 - 2010 Yemen YE: Rural Land Area Where Elevation is Below 5 Meters (sq km) 1,597. 81 2010 yearly 1990 - 2010 Yemen YE: Primary Education: Pupils: % Female (%) 45. 60 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Primary Education: Pupils (Person) 3,900,134. 00 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Primary Completion Rate: Male: % of Relevant Age Group (%) 78. 98 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Primary Completion Rate: Female: % of Relevant Age Group (%) 63. 90 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: CPIA: Policies for Social Cluster Average: 1=Low To 6. 30 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Efficiency of Revenue Mobilization Rating: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 2. 50 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Public Sector Management and Institutions Cluster Average: 1=Low. 80 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Social Protection Rating: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 3. 00 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: Gender Parity Index (GPI): Tertiary School Enrollment: Gross (Ratio) 0. 44 2011 yearly 1992 - 2011 Yemen YE: Gender Parity Index (GPI): Primary School Enrollment: Gross (Ratio) 0. 87 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: CPIA: Transparency: and Corruption in The Public Secto. 50 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Trade Rating: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 3. 00 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Structural Policies Cluster Average: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 2. 33 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: Persistence to Last Grade of Primary: Female: % of Cohort (%) 66. 70 2012 yearly 2001 - 2012 Yemen YE: Persistence to Grade 5: % of Cohort (%) 75. 40 2012 yearly 2001 - 2012 Yemen YE: Persistence to Grade 5: Male: % of Cohort (%) 77. 49 2012 yearly 2001 - 2012 Yemen YE: Persistence to Grade 5: Female: % of Cohort (%) 72. 93 2012 yearly 2001 - 2012 Yemen YE: School Enrollment: Primary: Private: % of Total Primary (%) 5. 04 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Net Intake Rate in Grade 1: % of Official School-Age Population (%) 65. 97 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Net Intake Rate in Grade 1: Male: % of Official School-Age Population (%) 68. 44 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Net Intake Rate in Grade 1: Female: % of Official School-Age Populatio. 40 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: CPIA: Business Regulatory Environment Rating: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 2. 50 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: Government Expenditure per Student: Secondary: % of(GDP) Gross Domesti. 99 2011 yearly 2011 - 2011 Yemen YE: Net Official Flows from UN Agencies: WHO (USD mn) 1. 22 2016 yearly 2011 - 2016 Yemen YE: Prevalence of HIV: Female: % Aged 15-24 (%) 0. 10 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: Female Adults with HIV: % of Population Aged 15+ with HIV (%) 41. 39 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: Population: as % of Total: Aged 15-64 (%) 57. 16 2017 yearly 1960 - 2017 Yemen YE: Population: as % of Total: Aged 0-14 (%) 39. 92 2017 yearly 1960 - 2017 Yemen YE: Fertility Rate: Total: Births per Woman (Ratio) 4. 00 2016 yearly 1960 - 2016 Yemen YE: Contraceptive Prevalence: Any Methods: % of Women Aged 15-49 (%) 33. 50 2013 yearly 1979 - 2013 Yemen YE: Death Rate: Crude: per 1000 People (Ratio) 6. 46 2016 yearly 1960 - 2016 Yemen YE: Birth Rate: Crude: per 1000 People (Ratio) 31. 64 2016 yearly 1960 - 2016 Yemen YE: Children Out of School: Primary (Person) 703,884. 00 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: School Enrollment: Preprimary: % Gross (%) 1. 57 2016 yearly 1991 - 2016 Yemen YE: GDP: Imports of Goods and Services (YER mn) 1,527,423. 00 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: GDP: USD: Imports of Goods and Services (USD mn) 5,455. 08 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: GDP: Gross Capital Formation (YER mn) 86,778. 00 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: GDP: USD: Gross Capital Formation (USD mn) 309. 92 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: School Enrollment: Preprimary: Male: % Gross (%) 1. 65 2016 yearly 1991 - 2016 Yemen YE: Primary School Starting Age (Year) 6. 00 2017 yearly 1970 - 2017 Yemen YE: School Enrollment: Preprimary: Female: % Gross (%) 1. 48 2016 yearly 1991 - 2016 Yemen YE: School Enrollment: Primary: Male: % Net (%) 88. 23 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Gross Intake Ratio in First Grade of Primary Education: % of Relevant . 68 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Gross Intake Ratio in First Grade of Primary Education: Male: % of Rel. 68 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Primary Education: Teachers: % Female (%) 33. 30 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: CPIA: Quality of Budgetary and Financial Management Rating: 1=Low To 6. 50 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Policy and Institutions For Environmental Sustainability Rating:. 50 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Fiscal Policy Rating: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 2. 00 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Quality of Public Administration Rating: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 2. 00 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Financial Sector Rating: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 1. 50 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Property Rights and Rule-Based Governance Rating: 1=Low To 6=Hig. 50 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Macroeconomic Management Rating: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 2. 00 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: CPIA: Equity of Public Resource Use Rating: 1=Low To 6=High (NA) 2. 50 2017 yearly 2005 - 2017 Yemen YE: Persistence to Last Grade of Primary: % of Cohort (%) 69. 47 2012 yearly 2001 - 2012 Yemen YE: Persistence to Last Grade of Primary: Male: % of Cohort (%) 71. 80 2012 yearly 2001 - 2012 Yemen YE: School Enrollment: Primary: Female: % Gross (%) 86. 05 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: School Enrollment: Primary: % Gross (%) 92. 44 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Pupil-Teacher Ratio: Primary (%) 26. 93 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Primary Education: Duration (Year) 6. 00 2017 yearly 1970 - 2017 Yemen YE: Primary Completion Rate: Total: % of Relevant Age Group (%) 71. 59 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: School Enrollment: Primary: Female: % Net (%) 77. 73 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: School Enrollment: Primary: % Net (%) 83. 09 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Gross Intake Ratio in First Grade of Primary Education: Female: % of R. 51 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: School Enrollment: Primary: Male: % Gross (%) 98. 57 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Gender Parity Index (GPI): Primary and Secondary School Enrollment: Gr. 82 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: Gender Parity Index (GPI): Secondary School Enrollment: Gross (Ratio) 0. 73 2016 yearly 1999 - 2016 Yemen YE: GDP: Net Income from Abroad (YER mn) -43,432. 37 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: GDP: USD: Net Income from Abroad (USD mn) -155. 12 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: DEC Alternative Conversion Factor: per USD (YER/USD) 280. 00 2016 yearly 1968 - 2016 Yemen YE: GDP: Net Current Transfer from Abroad (YER mn) 1,282,343. 75 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: GDP: USD: Net Current Transfer from Abroad (USD mn) 4,579. 80 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: GDP: USD: Net Taxes on Product (USD mn) -756. 45 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: GDP: Net Taxes on Product (YER mn) -211,805. 00 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: PPP Conversion Factor: Private Consumption (YER/Intl $) 102. 82 2014 yearly 1990 - 2014 Yemen YE: PPP Conversion Factor: to Market Exchange Rate: Price Level Ratio (%) 0. 41 2016 yearly 1990 - 2016 Yemen YE: Population in Urban Agglomerations of More Than 1 Million (Person) 3,228,892.
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Yemen has been known for terrorism, civil conflict, and political uprising. If you aren’t put off by the risk and are still intent on looking for gold in Yemen, you could be rewarded. Yemen has a lot of potential for gold and because of its dangerous state, there are very few that have been willing to mine for it. The Hadramout region of Yemen is considered to be the primary area for gold deposits however, it is under heavy watch by terrorist groups. The company is waiting for Yemen to be safe once again before it can go in and work to extract the gold. Taking a deeper look at the Hadramout region it is suspected that the gold found here is within the Yemen Precambrian basement. This gold is located within the eastern areas of Yemen and can be found about 70 kilometers north-western from the city of Al Mukalla. Yemen is the poorest of the Arab nations making gold extraction even more difficult despite how lucrative it could be. Despite the setbacks, Yemen is quick to remind potential investors that their ancestors had no need for high-tech transportation and were able to make themselves rich with gold. During the time of the Sabaeans, they were known to have a significant amount of gold mines within what is now Yemen.
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