The pie charts illustrate the proportion of populations in Yemen and Italy

according to 3 different age groups in 2000, with the future forecast for 2050.
According to the pie chart, just over half of Yemeni population were under 14,
compared to 14.3% of Italians in the same age group in 2000. A tiny minority of
Yemeni (only 3.6%) were over 60 while Italian’s were nearly a quarter of
population (14.3%). Just over half of Yemeni population (46.3%) were 15-59-year-
olds and more than 60% for Italy.
By 2050, Yemen’s average age is set to increase with the proportion of over 60s
increasing by just over 2% and the middle group rising by 11%, leaving the
youngest group with a decrease of nearly 13%. It is predicted that by 2050, the
number of people in Italy over 60s will jump to 42.3%, the percentage of those in
youngest bracket will drop to 11.5% and this in the middle will decrease to 46.2%.
Overall, in general, the elder population in Italy was much higher than that of
Yemen in 2000 and it will keep continuing in 2050. However, the populations of
both countries are predicted to get older over the 50 year period.