The charts below give information on the ages of the populations of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and projections for 2050.

The pie charts show the proportion of how many people

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in Yemen and Italy in 2000 and the prediction

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those by 2050.

Overall

, what stands out from the graph is that in both countries are predicted an increase in the

population

of people aged 60+

years

and a decreased trend for those aged 0-14

years

by 2050. Another interesting point is that the oldest Yemeni and youngest Italian was the lowest percentage of the

population

in each country respectively. Looking at the details, as regards Yemen’s

population

, around half of the

population

aged 0-14

years

witnessed a significant decrease from 50,1% to 37%.

However

, the group aged 15-59

years

will incline substantially by 11% by 2050 to figure 57,3%.

Similarly

, communities aged 60+

years

have projected an increase slightly from 3,6% to 5,7%. Turning to the

population

in Italy, the aged group 15-59

years

old is predicted to decrease by around 15,4%, which means it is going to be the largest

population

decline among other groups in Yemen and Italy.

Likewise

, the

population

of Italian aged 0-14

years

old dropped slightly from 14,3% in 2000 to 11,5% by 2050.

On the contrary

, only those aged 60% experienced an increase projection in the number of populations by around 18,2% by 2050.