The subregion has a significant economic output related mainly with textiles, food industry, agriculture and mining. The most significant productions include woollen, fabrics, olive oil, wine, wood, cherries, peaches and other vegetables. Some of the most important wolframite (most important mineral source of the metal tungsten) mines in the world are explored within its limits.
The subregion's economy relies heavily on textile production, food processing, agriculture, and mining. Key products include wool fabrics, olive oil, wine, wood, cherries, peaches, and other vegetables. The region is also known for its significant wolframite mines, which are a major source of tungsten.