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

The pie charts compare

Yemen

and Italy in terms of the percentages of populations in 3 age groups, namely 0-14, 16-59 and above 60 years old over the 50-year period starting from 2000 to 2050.

Overall

, the population of children undergoes a markable decrease

while

that of the oldest group sees an opposite pattern in both countries.

Additionally

, Italy is anticipated to age in the next 50 years. In 2000, the rate of 0 to 14 aged people in

Yemen

was responsible for 50,1%, which was about 36% higher than that of Italy. After that, both of them are forecasted to decrease to 37% and 11,5% respectively in 2050.

By contrast

, the figures for the old stood at 3,6% in

Yemen

and 24,1% in Italy in 2000, before being expected increase in

Yemen

and Italy, with respective numbers being 5,7% and 42,3%.

On the other hand

, 61,6% of 15 and 59-year-olds came from Italy, hitting the highest point in the charts, compared to 46,3% of the level of

Yemen

in 2000. After 50 years, there will be a dramatic decrease to 46,2% in the data of

this

group in Italy, whilst

Yemen

is expected to increase to 57,3% in their percentages.