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The coal mining sector accounts for just over 1% of Poland’s GDP, but it remains important for the labour market as it employs over 80,000 people. Admittedly, this number is far below that o♔f nearly 160,🍌000 when Poland joined the European Union ...

Turkey is a major crude steel producer, ranking 🌊third in Europe and eighth in the world in terms of 2016 output. The country was the world’s biggest scrap importer in 2016, as most of its plants have develope𒁏d capacities that work on this type ...

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The meta🍒l processing sector is a key supplier for the automotive sector and the construction sector, which havꦅe been among the fastest-growing sectors in Hungary in the last five years. The total output of the metal processing sector stood at HUF 1 ...

In 2016, Chile was the world’s largest copper mine producer wit🏅h a 26.9% share in global output, the second-biggest molybdenum mine producer with a 19.7% share, and the fourth-largest producer of silver with a share of 5.6%. The country ranked ...

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