The given 2 pie charts illustrates the percentage of industry sectors's contribution to the financial state of turkey in 2 years (2000 and 2016)
Overall, the highest part of the economy was contributed by agriculture in 2000 however Trade, Utilities and transportation played same role in year 2016.
Initially, in total there are three sectors (leisure and hospitality, healthcare and education, trade utilities and transpoprtation) which contributed enough(between 14-17%) in both the years (2000 and 2016) whereas the least contribution was made by finance, construction, manufacturing in 2000(5%, 3%, 8% respectively) on the other hand government and finance both contributed less than 10%(2016).
Agriculture was at its peak in giving up 24%(2000) to the economy before it falls to 14%(2016). Construction rose from 3% to 10% which is a markable difference for Turkey. Government also had a satisfactory amount of contribution of 12% but less in another year which is 9%(2000 and 2016 respectively). 
The  
given
 2 pie charts illustrates the percentage of industry  
sectors's
 contribution to the financial state of  
turkey
 in 2 years (2000 and 2016) 
Overall
, the highest part of the economy  
was contributed
 by agriculture in 2000  
however
 Trade, Utilities and transportation played same role in  
year
 2016. 
Initially
, in total there are three sectors (leisure and hospitality, healthcare and education, trade utilities and  
transpoprtation
) which contributed  
enough
(between 14-17%) in both the years (2000 and 2016) whereas the least contribution  
was made
 by finance, construction, manufacturing in 2000(5%, 3%, 8%  
respectively
)  
on the other hand
  government
 and finance both contributed less than 10%(2016).
Agriculture was at its peak in giving up 24%(2000) to the economy  
before
 it falls to 14%(2016). Construction rose from 3% to 10% which is a  
markable
 difference for Turkey.  
Government
  also
 had a satisfactory amount of contribution of 12%  
but
 less in another  
year
 which is 9%(2000 and 2016  
respectively
).