– Marble: Used in construction and sculpture.

– Gold: Employed in jewelry, electronics, and as an investment commodity.

– Cotton: Utilized in the textile industry.

– Crude Oil: Used for energy and as an industrial raw material.

– Phosphate: Applied in fertilizer production.

– Iron Ore: Used in steel production.

– Arable Land: Supports agriculture for crops like maize and beans.

– Water Resources: Vital for the fishing industry, providing food and employment.

– Wind Energy: Exploited for electricity generation due to high winds.

– Gold: Used in jewelry, electronics, and as an investment.

– Manganese: Employed in steel production and battery manufacturing.

– Zinc: Utilized in galvanization and alloy production.

– Cotton: Used in the textile industry.

– Oil and Gas: Used for energy production and as industrial raw materials.

– Hydroelectricity: Generated from thermal and hydropower facilities for electricity.

– Gold: Mined for use in jewelry, electronics, and as an investment commodity.

– Diamonds: Extracted for use in the jewelry industry and industrial applications.

– Iron Ore: Utilized in steel production.

– Cement: Employed in the construction industry.

– Nickel: Used in stainless steel and metal alloys.

– Cocoa Beans: The primary ingredient for chocolate production.

– Coffee: Used to produce the beverage coffee.

– Palm Oil: Used in cooking, cosmetics, and as a biofuel.

– River Gambia: A key waterway used for fishing and oyster harvesting.

– Fisheries: Provide food and have commercial fishing potential offshore and in the river.

– Quartz Sand: Found in the Greater Banjul Area, used in glass and quartz sand mining.

– Agricultural Land: Supports crops and livestock farming.

– Arable Land: Used for agriculture, growing crops like yams, sweet potatoes, cocoa, rubber, and sugarcane.

– Cocoa: A major export, used in the production of chocolate.

– Forests: Cover a significant portion of the country, providing timber and other forest products

– Gold, Diamonds, Manganese, Bauxite Mined for various industrial and commercial uses.

– Oil and Natural Gas: Exploited for energy production.

– Bauxite: Used primarily in the production of aluminum.

– Iron Ore: Essential for steel manufacturing¹.

– Gold: Utilized in jewelry and as an investment.

– Diamonds: Employed in industrial applications and jewelry.

– Agricultural Land: Supports crops like rice and bananas.

– Arable Land: Used for agriculture, growing crops such as rice and cashew.

– Fish: A vital source of food and income.

– Bauxite and Phosphates: Important for various industrial processes.

– Petroleum Reserves: Though unexploited, they represent potential energy resources.

– Iron Ore: Used in steel production.

– Rubber: Essential for manufacturing various rubber products.

– Timber: Used in construction and furniture making.

– Gold and Diamonds: For jewelry and investment.

– Gold: Mined for use in jewelry, electronics, and as an investment.

– Salt: Extracted for food seasoning and industrial use.

– Uranium: Utilized in nuclear energy production.

– Bauxite: Used in aluminum production.

– Phosphates: Employed in fertilizer production.

– Agricultural Land: Supports crops like cotton and millet.

– Iron Ore: Used in steel production.

– Gold: Utilized in jewelry and as an investment.

– Copper: Employed in electrical wiring and plumbing.

– Gypsum: Used in construction and manufacturing of wallboard.

– Oil: Provides energy and is a significant export product.

– Arable Land: Supports agriculture for crops like millet and sorghum.

– Livestock Includes camels, sheep, and goats for meat and dairy products.

– Forests: Provide timber and are used for fuel.

– Oil: Used for energy and as an industrial raw material.

– Natural Gas: For energy to generate electricity and export.

– Land: To grow products such as cocoa, groundnut, and palm kernel.

– Minerals: Such as iron ore, limestone, and gold, used in various industries.

– Arable Land: Used for agriculture, growing crops like millet and rice.

– Fish: A vital source of food and income.

– Phosphates: Used in fertilizer and other chemical industries.

– Forests: Provide timber and fuel, particularly in the form of charcoal.

– Diamonds: Used in jewelry and industrial tools.

– Rutile (titanium dioxide): Used in producing titanium metal and pigments.

– Bauxite: Used to produce aluminum.

– Gold: Used in jewelry, electronics, and as an investment.

– Iron Ore: Used in steel production.

– Arable Land: Cultivated for crops like cocoa, coffee, yams, and cotton.

– Phosphate: Mined for use in fertilizers and other chemical industries.

– Limestone: Used in cement production.

– Forests: Provide timber and support biodiversity.