The pie chart shows the information about world water resources, and the bar chart shows the utilization of water in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Canada

The pie chart given offers insight into statistic on water resources while the bar chart illustrate the quantity of water utilized in three distinct nations namely Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada.

It is evident that salty water accounted for the bulk of water resources while freshwater was just minimal share, in which were groundwater, ice water, and easily accessible surface water.

As far as the pie chart is concerned, the amount of salty water was a remarkable number ith more or less 100% in all water. Besides, the figure for freshwater was 3% that including groundwater was one-fifth which over threefold lower compared to ice water. Lastly, one in ten belonged to the quantity of the remaining water resource.

As can be seen from the bar chart, the utilization of water in Egypt for agriculture was the highest with over a half (65%), followed by the figure for 'Domestic' and 'Industry', 25% and 10%, accordingly. The same scenario can be seen in the use of water in Saudi Arabia, in which the figure for agriculture ranked first with approximately 80%, 'domestic' was roughly a quarter that was 5% larger in comparison with 'industry'. The remaining country had the utilization for the industry was the largest portion which over doubled to that of 'domestic' and six times higher than the remaining sector.