Eritrea Economic information

Eritrea is a country located in East Africa. While the country's economy is generally based on agriculture, sectors such as mining and tourism have also gained importance in recent years. Agriculture is the largest sector of the Eritrean economy and accounts for 80% of total employment. The country's agricultural products include corn, wheat, barley, sorghum, vegetables and fruits. Livestock farming is also an important agricultural activity, and cattle breeding is especially common. The mining sector is a rapidly growing sector of the Eritrean economy. The country's rich mineral deposits include gold, silver, copper, zinc and potassium. Eritrea generates significant income from the extraction and export of these minerals. The tourism sector also has potential for the Eritrean economy. The country's historical and cultural riches, beautiful beaches and diving spots make it attractive for tourists. However, the country's political instability and security problems in some regions negatively affect tourism. Eritrea's economy needs reforms such as increasing local production, training the workforce and improving infrastructure. It is also important to attract foreign investment and strengthen international trade relations.