10 Countries with Most Natural Resources in the World

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We try to answer these questions up to the end of this video:
Which country has the most natural resources in the world?
What are the 10 countries with the most natural resources?
Which countries have the most natural resources?
What are the 10 countries with the most natural resources in the world?
What are Iran's natural resources?
What is the top 1 country with the most natural resource?
What are the gold-rich countries?

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10. Venezuela
Oil and its commodities account for about 95% of the country's total export earnings, a sign of its dependence on commodities and its vulnerability in these decarbonized times. However, its natural resources also include diamonds, gold, natural gas, bauxite, and iron ore.
Value: $14.3 trillion


9. Iraq
In addition to having the world's largest oil reserves and five "super" fields, Iraq has abundant sulfur, phosphate, and natural gas reserves. It produces electricity from liquid fuels, natural gas, and hydroelectric sources.
Value: $15.9 trillion


8. Australia
Australia's sheer size ensures a diverse mining profile, with gold, coal, natural gas, oil, and iron ore leading the nation's industrial activity. Important resources include uranium, nickel, bauxite, zinc, zircon, ilmenite, and rutile. Australia has natural resources worth $19.9 trillion, including coal, timber, copper, iron ore, gold, and uranium. About 80% of the size of the United States, Australia is a major producer of oil and liquefied natural gas.
Value: $19.9 trillion

7. Brazil
Brazil's mining profile is extensive, including gold, diamonds, bauxite, iron, tin, and platinum, as well as many lesser-known minerals in which the country specializes; it tops the list for niobium and tantalum; kaolin and graphite are in second place, talc, vermiculite, and aluminum reserves are in third place.
Brazil has natural resources worth $21.8 trillion.

6. China
China has abundant oil and natural gas reserves and is the third-largest producer of iron ore. Other major minerals include coal, bauxite, diamonds, gold, lead, mercury, and phosphate rock, and it is one of the largest exporters of magnesium.
Value: $23 trillion

5. Iran
The main mineral resources of this Middle Eastern country are oil, natural gas, coal, chromium, copper, iron ore, lead, manganese, zinc, and sulfur. Iran has reportedly started exploration work to identify new reserves in the massive South Pars gas field.
Iran's natural resources are estimated to be worth $27.3 trillion. In 2020, the country will be the fifth largest producer of crude oil in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). It was the third-largest producer of natural gas in the world in 2019.

4. Canada
Canada's oil, coal, iron ore, uranium, and potash reserves cannot dominate the energy and mining headlines for long. The latter is the jewel in its resource crown, accounting for 29% of global production. In these sustainable times, the country increasingly turns to green mining innovations. Canada is in fourth place. This huge country has natural resources worth 33.2 trillion dollars. It has the third largest oil reserves after Venezuela and Saudi Arabia.

3. Saudi Arabia
No prizes for guessing the key to Saudi Arabia's revenue, but in addition to its abundant oil supplies (estimated at 268 billion barrels), the country also has natural gas, gold, phosphate, and aluminum. The recent Minerals of the Future Forum helped raise the country's profile and highlight its mining efforts.

2. United States
The United States is the third largest producer of coal, accounting for 27% of the world's total resources. Other natural resources include crude oil, natural gas, uranium, bauxite, zinc, uranium, copper, silver, nickel, and potash.
The estimated value of natural resources in the United States. The US has $45 trillion, almost 90% of which is wood and coal. In fact, the United States is a major producer of coal.

1. Russia
Russia ranks first in terms of natural resources with diamonds, gold, platinum, palladium, coal, natural gas, and oil, as well as iron ore, manganese, chromium, nickel, titanium, copper, tin, lead, and tungsten. On top of all that, it accounts for around 20% of the world's timber through its plentiful conifers.
According to statistics, Russia's natural resource reserves are 75 trillion dollars. This amount includes coal, oil, natural gas, gold, timber, and rare earth metals. The estimates of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Russia for 2019 are much lower, 910 billion US dollars.

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