Manufacturing value added — all countries

Manufacturing value added — Tunisia

Manufacturing value added in Tunisia in 2024 — 7,606,365,348 US$. Ranked 80 in the world out of 177. Since 1965, the indicator has risen by 9,385.4%.

2024 7.61B US$ +3.99% vs 2023
World rank 80of 177
Period maximum 8.14B US$2008
Period minimum 80.19M US$1965

Trend over time

1965–2024 · US$

Manufacturing value added — Tunisia, 1965–202402.5B5B7.5B10B196519711977198319891995200120072013201920241965: 80,190,476 US$1966: 84,190,476 US$1967: 87,809,524 US$1968: 99,428,571 US$1969: 114,857,143 US$1970: 120,952,381 US$1971: 145,912,258 US$1972: 212,960,847 US$1973: 254,271,862 US$1974: 353,258,130 US$1975: 393,022,545 US$1976: 471,809,224 US$1977: 539,160,839 US$1978: 660,305,499 US$1979: 833,534,254 US$1980: 1,030,624,846 US$1981: 1,000,194,409 US$1982: 904,201,379 US$1983: 1,183,174,786 US$1984: 1,225,102,435 US$1985: 1,269,508,781 US$1986: 1,421,862,426 US$1987: 1,463,684,832 US$1988: 1,699,572,396 US$1989: 1,713,435,182 US$1990: 2,075,454,545 US$1991: 2,215,978,261 US$1992: 2,561,754,254 US$1993: 2,512,398,604 US$1994: 2,888,229,398 US$1995: 3,419,477,636 US$1996: 3,589,964,332 US$1997: 3,470,089,736 US$1998: 3,631,781,159 US$1999: 3,785,032,351 US$2000: 3,502,341,533 US$2001: 3,652,013,988 US$2002: 3,829,622,018 US$2003: 4,414,501,676 US$2004: 4,919,841,313 US$2005: 5,051,359,107 US$2006: 5,553,464,435 US$2007: 6,553,359,795 US$2008: 8,136,886,820 US$2009: 7,360,056,285 US$2010: 7,265,404,499 US$2011: 7,685,062,257 US$2012: 7,302,489,545 US$2013: 7,306,830,114 US$2014: 7,312,765,989 US$2015: 6,413,968,011 US$2016: 6,125,743,878 US$2017: 5,987,662,358 US$2018: 6,196,760,170 US$2019: 6,000,443,697 US$2020: 5,818,782,673 US$2021: 6,800,581,292 US$2022: 7,021,426,730 US$2023: 7,314,448,966 US$2024: 7,606,365,348 US$
Change over the period: +7.53B (+9,385.37%) Average annual rate: 8.02 %

Comparison, 2024

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Tunisia

Tunisia 7.61B US$
World 16.62T US$
Lower-middle-income countries computed 1.23T US$
Manufacturing value added — Tunisia, by year Tunisia All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2024 7.61B +292M +3.99%
2023 7.31B +293M +4.17%
2022 7.02B +221M +3.25%
2021 6.8B +982M +16.87%
2020 5.82B −182M −3.03%
2019 6B −196M −3.17%
2018 6.2B +209M +3.49%
2017 5.99B −138M −2.25%
2016 6.13B −288M −4.49%
2015 6.41B −899M −12.29%
2014 7.31B +5.94M +0.08%
2013 7.31B +4.34M +0.06%
2012 7.3B −383M −4.98%
2011 7.69B +420M +5.78%
2010 7.27B −94.65M −1.29%
2009 7.36B −777M −9.55%
2008 8.14B +1.58B +24.16%
2007 6.55B +1,000M +18%
2006 5.55B +502M +9.94%
2005 5.05B +132M +2.67%
2004 4.92B +505M +11.45%
2003 4.41B +585M +15.27%
2002 3.83B +178M +4.86%
2001 3.65B +150M +4.27%
2000 3.5B −283M −7.47%
1999 3.79B +153M +4.22%
1998 3.63B +162M +4.66%
1997 3.47B −120M −3.34%
1996 3.59B +170M +4.99%
1995 3.42B +531M +18.39%
1994 2.89B +376M +14.96%
1993 2.51B −49.36M −1.93%
1992 2.56B +346M +15.6%
1991 2.22B +141M +6.77%
1990 2.08B +362M +21.13%
1989 1.71B +13.86M +0.82%
1988 1.7B +236M +16.12%
1987 1.46B +41.82M +2.94%
1986 1.42B +152M +12%
1985 1.27B +44.41M +3.62%
1984 1.23B +41.93M +3.54%
1983 1.18B +279M +30.85%
1982 904M −95.99M −9.6%
1981 1B −30.43M −2.95%
1980 1.03B +197M +23.65%
1979 834M +173M +26.23%
1978 660M +121M +22.47%
1977 539M +67.35M +14.28%
1976 472M +78.79M +20.05%
1975 393M +39.76M +11.26%
1974 353M +98.99M +38.93%
1973 254M +41.31M +19.4%
1972 213M +67.05M +45.95%
1971 146M +24.96M +20.64%
1970 121M +6.1M +5.31%
1969 115M +15.43M +15.52%
1968 99.43M +11.62M +13.23%
1967 87.81M +3.62M +4.3%
1966 84.19M +4M +4.99%
1965 80.19M

Northern Africa, 2024

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About the indicator

Manufacturing value added in current US dollars — what plants and factories create, without mining, construction or energy. It is a subset of industry in the broad sense, and in absolute figures it is the measure by which industrial powers are identified: the top ten by this indicator differ from the list of the largest economies, and the divergence shows where an economy rests on production and where on services or raw materials.

Important: Part of industrial value added, not a quantity separate from it: the two indicators cannot be added together.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.