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

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in Yemen and Italy in 2000 and the forecast for 2050.

Overall

, it is predicted that the

population

of Yemen, that

initially

most populated by children, will shift to be dominated by society aged 15-59

years

old in 2050.

Whereas

in Italy, it is projected that it will remain most populated by a group of

people

aged 15 to 59

years

old. It can be seen that in 2000, children and youngsters aged 0-14

years

old were dominating Yemen's

population

by 50.1%,

however

, the number is predicted to significantly decrease to only 37%.

Conversely

,

people

in the age group between 15-59

years

old

initially

positioned as the second highest in the past, acquired 46.3% of the shares, forecasted to increase dramatically to 57.3% by 2050. Meanwhile, the older generation aged 60+

years

old is expected to stay as the smallest proportion among the others, growing by only around 2% by 2050.

On the other hand

, the largest proportion of the

people

in Italy is predicted to remain unchanged, which is dominated by

people

aged 15 to 59

years

old,

although

it will significantly drop from 61.6% to 46.2%.

In contrast

, elders who shared 24.1% of the total

population

in 2000, are expected to rise drastically to 42.3%, nearly catching up with the younger generation.

Finally

, the number of babies and juveniles aged 0-14 is projected to decrease slightly from 14.3% to 11.5%.