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Liberia's export economy is primarily driven by natural resources, with key sectors including mining, agriculture, and forestry. While comprehensive data detailing the top 20 export categories is not readily available, the following are some of the primary exports based on available information: 1. **Rubber**: Liberia is a significant exporter of natural rubber, with exports valued at approximately $82.91 million, accounting for 48.29% of total exports. citeturn0search4 2. **Iron Ore**: Iron ore exports contribute around $200 million annually to Liberia's economy, making it one of the country's most valuable exports. citeturn0search1 3. **Gold**: Gold exports are valued at approximately $150 million annually, accounting for about 5.59% of total exports. citeturn0search4 4. **Timber and Wood Products**: Exports of timber and wood products, including logs and lumber, are valued at around $150 million annually. citeturn0search1 5. **Cocoa and Coffee**: Agricultural exports such as cocoa beans and coffee beans contribute significantly to Liberia's economy, with combined exports valued at approximately $200 million annually. citeturn0search1 6. **Fish and Seafood**: Liberia's fishing sector contributes approximately $50 million annually to the country's export economy. citeturn0search1 7. **Palm Oil**: Palm oil exports are valued at $21.23 million, accounting for 12.37% of total exports. citeturn0search4 8. **Petroleum Oils**: Exports of petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals are valued at $4.47 million, representing 2.60% of total exports. citeturn0search4 9. **Cement Clinkers**: Exports of cement clinkers are valued at $28.74 million, accounting for 1.84% of total exports. citeturn0search4 10. **Vaccines for Human Medicine**: Exports of vaccines for human medicine are valued at $31.92 million, representing 2.04% of total exports. citeturn0search4 These categories collectively highlight Liberia's reliance on natural resource exports, particularly in the mining and agricultural sectors. However, due to data limitations, a comprehensive list of the top 20 exports is not available.