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

The charts give data on the ages of the residents of Yemen and Italy in 2000 and plans for 2050. Measurement is in percentage. Overall, populations at the age of 15-59 accounted for the maximum amount, in both countries. However, in Yemen the minimum quantity was observed in older people over 60, whereas in Italy children aged 0-14 reached the lowest peak over a 50 years period. In detail, in Yemen middle group aged 15-59 became 46, 3% in 2000, hence, this indicator for 2050 will increase slightly and constitute 57, 3%. Moreover, children aged 0-14 was equal to a half at the beginning, . For the next 50 years this figure will show a 13% decrease. The minimum ratio for 60 years old residents was 3, 6% in 2000, then will went up to 5, 7% in 2050. Furthermore, in Italy the total amount of 15-59 years old people stood at 61, 6% in 2000, afterwards this figure will went down moderately, amounting to 46, 2% in 2050. In other words, 60 aged older residents became 24, 1 % in 2000, then this indicator will double for the next 50 years. There was a minimal reduction in the quantity of teenagers aged 0-14 throughout the time period. This figure will reduce from 14, 3% to 11, 5% respectively between 2000 and 2050.