The World Gold Council revealed that gold reserves owned by the Arab countries amounted to 1006 tons. The figures showed that Saudi Arabia tops the Arab countries with reserves of 323 tons, followed by Algeria with 174 tons.

Libya comes in third with a reserve of 117 tons. Iraq has about 90 tons of gold, Kuwait 79 tons, followed by Egypt with a reserve of 77 tons.

The gold reserves in Jordan are estimated at 44 tons, 27 tons in Qatar and 26 tons in Syria. Morocco is ranked 10th in the Arab world with a gold reserve of 22 tons.

According to the data, the United Arab Emirates has 8 tons of gold, while the distribution of 14 tons of gold between Tunisia, Bahrain, Yemen and Oman.

The world's gold reserves remain at 8133 tonnes, and the total global gold supply rose slightly to 1,063.5 tons in the first quarter of 2018, while the production of mines was 770 tons. Precious metal by 27% to about 287 tons.

Sauce: http:// economy-news.net/content.php?id=12450

TLDR: Gold is everywhere lads. Countries are getting ready to end the FED worldwide. Turkey was bombed days after declaring they were getting rid of the fiat toilet paper that is the FRN in exchange for their sovereign LIRA backed by a hard asset. Just like our H.R. 5404 bill that could be signed as an EO similar to JFK's EO11110 already signed to for silver certificates.