The charts below give information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projections for 2050. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts divide the population of

Yemen

and Italy in 2000 into three age groups and make predictions for 2050.

Overall

, the inhabitants of

Yemen

were younger than those of Italy in 2000, and

this

trend will continue in 2050. The number of

the

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elderly will be rising in both countries as well. People aged 0-14 years accounted for half of the population of

Yemen

in 2000,

whereas

this

group made up 14.3% of Italy's inhabitants.

This

number will have decreased to one-tenth by 2050, around three times lower than the percentage of 0-14-year-olds in

Yemen

(37.0%). In 2000, 46.3% of

Yemen

's population was in the group of 15-59 years of age, estimated to increase to 57.3% by 2050. In Italy, the initial figures in 2000 were higher (61.6%), but they will drop to 46.2% in 2050. Regarding 60+ -year-olds, the difference in numbers is insignificant in

Yemen

, where they made up the smallest part of the inhabitants in 2000 (3.6%) and will grow by just about 2% by the middle of the 2000s.

In contrast

, senior citizens in Italy will almost double their count from 2000, which comprised about a quarter.