The chart illustrated Morocco’s income from various economic sectors through 2003, measure number of percent. Among sectors included fishing, agriculture, tourism, industry, worker’s remittance and petroleum.
Overall, it is clear that the Moroccan economy was heavily on three primary sectors: tourism, industry, and worker’s remittances, which collectively accounted for the vast majority of the nation’s income. In contrast, agriculture represented a lowesr share of the total economic output.
Tourism is the leading sector, generating 26% of the total revenue. This was closely followed by the industrial sector, which constituted nearly a quarter of the income at 24%. Together tourism, industry, worker’s remittance were responsible for over 70% of Morocco’s total income.
Turning to the remaining sectors, petroleum and fishing provided moderate contributions of 14% and 13% respectively, showing a relatively balanced share between them. Conversely, the agricultural sector was the least significant, comprising a mere 2% of the overall income, which was over ten times less than the share provided by tourism.