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The Examination of this pie chart is crucial for comprehending the economic framework of
Skikda, identifying sectors that hold prominence, and assessing potential avenues for progress
and advancement. Additionally, it aids in making informed decisions pertaining to workforce
planning, policy formulation, and allocation of resources. This, in turn, facilitates the support
and enhancement of specific sectors that play a significant role in the overall economy.
Figure 15: Distribution of the labour force employed by sector of activity (ANIREF. 2020).
IV.1.3.
Tourism:
Skikda has a valuable tourism potential due to its unique location between the sea and
mountains. The Mediterranean province offers numerous opportunities for beach tourism. The
western part of the province is also rich in picturesque attractions such as mountains, varied
vegetation, and forests in the hinterland and coastal regions.
Skikda contains also other tourist sites which are essentially composed of thermal springs and
forest sites, which represent a vast potential for tourist attractions integrating a wide variety of
products such as Mount El-Gouffi, Hadjar Mefrouche Forest, and Cape Bougaroune.
Additionally, the province boasts thermal springs in Ain Charchar and Azzaba. The coastal
area, which includes ports, fishing, and leisure activities, spans from the outskirts of Skikda and
El Marsa to Oued Z'hor and encompasses fourteen coastal municipalities.
19%
11%
18%
14%
10%
28%
Employed active population
Aministration Industry Services Bussines BPH Agriculture
Results & discussion
30
The Examination of this pie chart is crucial for comprehending the economic framework of
Skikda, identifying sectors that hold prominence, and assessing potential avenues for progress
and advancement. Additionally, it aids in making informed decisions pertaining to workforce
planning, policy formulation, and allocation of resources. This, in turn, facilitates the support
and enhancement of specific sectors that play a significant role in the overall economy.
Figure 15: Distribution of the labour force employed by sector of activity (ANIREF. 2020).
IV.1.3.
Tourism:
Skikda has a valuable tourism potential due to its unique location between the sea and
mountains. The Mediterranean province offers numerous opportunities for beach tourism. The
western part of the province is also rich in picturesque attractions such as mountains, varied
vegetation, and forests in the hinterland and coastal regions.
Skikda contains also other tourist sites which are essentially composed of thermal springs and
forest sites, which represent a vast potential for tourist attractions integrating a wide variety of
products such as Mount El-Gouffi, Hadjar Mefrouche Forest, and Cape Bougaroune.
Additionally, the province boasts thermal springs in Ain Charchar and Azzaba. The coastal
area, which includes ports, fishing, and leisure activities, spans from the outskirts of Skikda and
El Marsa to Oued Z'hor and encompasses fourteen coastal municipalities.
19%
11%
18%
14%
10%
28%
Employed active population
Aministration Industry Services Bussines BPH Agriculture