Sindh currently accounts for the largest share of Pakistan's natural gas production.

The Saindak Copper-Gold project is a joint venture between Pakistan and China, operated by the MCC (Metallurgical Corporation of China).

Muslim Bagh in Balochistan is famous for having high-quality chromite deposits.

The Indus River system is the backbone of Pakistan's hydroelectric power generation, with major dams like Tarbela and Ghazi Barotha located on it.

Sui gas field, the largest in Pakistan, was discovered in 1952 in the Bugti agency of Balochistan.

Swat Valley is widely known for its rich emerald deposits, while Northern Areas are famous for rubies and tourmaline.

Gypsum is a key raw material extensively used in the manufacturing of cement and as a soil conditioner/fertilizer in agriculture.

Reko Diq is one of the world's largest undeveloped copper and gold deposits.

Khewra Salt Mine is the second largest salt mine in the world, primarily known for pink rock salt.

Mingora and the surrounding areas in Swat valley are world-renowned for high-quality emerald production.

The Duddar lead-zinc project is located in the Lasbela District of Balochistan.

Saindak is a significant integrated copper-gold mining project operated in Chagai.

Limestone is the primary raw material used in the cement industry throughout Pakistan.

Thar coal field contains vast deposits of lignite coal.

Chagai district is globally famous for its high-quality onyx marble deposits.

Rock phosphate is the essential raw material for the manufacturing of phosphate-based fertilizers.

Lakhar coal field is a well-known coal resource located in the Sindh province.

Tropical thorn forests occupy the largest percentage of the total forest area in Pakistan, mainly found in the plains of Punjab and Sindh.

The Indus Delta contains the largest cluster of mangrove forests in the arid zone of Pakistan, which are essential for coastal biodiversity.