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

The diagram illustrates the proportion of three different age groups of citizens in Yemen and Italy between the year 2000 and the prediction in 2050.

Overall

,

it is clear that

most individuals in both countries are mainly at adult age.

However

, Yemen in the past had a vast majority of children.

To begin

with, the fraction of the 15-59 people occupied 46.3% and was overcome by the young generation which was more than half of their communities. The 60+ group in 2000 represented only 3.6%.

Furthermore

, in 2050, the percentage of grown-ups will surpass the retirees and come in first place with 57.3%

while

the sliver age will decline to 37.07%. A slight increase will be seen in

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adolescents by approximately 2%.

Additionally

, Italy in 2000 had 61.6% of the 15-59 group and the elderly population which was in second place were less than the adults about three times. The children group in 2000 registered at 14.3%.

Besides

, in 2050, both the 15-59 and the 60+ will have almost the same fraction which is at 46.2% and 42.3% respectively. The new generations will fall by 3% in 2050.