Angola appears to be a blessed land in view of its innumerable natural resources. The country has indeed a huge potential, which attracts investors.
It has a surface area of 1,246,700 km², with 50 million hectares of arable land that also offers a diversity of crops. The fishery is also in short supply. The country’s coastline stretches for 1,650 km, which is negligible compared to other countries, and yet the waters abound with shellfish, fish and mollusks. These waters, especially those in the north and south of the country, also have enormous hydroelectric potential.
The Republic’s mineral resources are incredibly varied: oil, copper, iron, gas, manganese, uranium, gold, diamonds, lead, zinc, tin, titanium, mercury, wolfram, vanadium, and chromium. There are also quarries of quartz, granite, and marble.
The country’s abundance of diamonds and hydrocarbons makes it one of the world’s leading producers of these resources.
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