Middle East demographics are shift in the 21th century
author: geo.universe/instagram, added on: 2026-01-15
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Middle East demographics are shifting ๐
From 2024 โ 2100, most Middle Eastern countries are projected to keep growing - with Iran and Turkey as the major exceptions.
๐ Countries like Egypt, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and Syria are set to see massive population increases, reshaping economies, labor markets, water demand, and regional geopolitics.
๐ Turkey and Iran, on the other hand, face aging populations, lower fertility rates, and long-term demographic decline.
These trends will define the regionโs future - from urbanization and migration to power and stability in the 21st century.
What do you think will be the biggest challenge: jobs, water, or governance? ๐
๐กSource: United Nations
Collection: population - Tags: middle-east, population, 21th-century - Source: instagram.com