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

The given chart illustrates the comparison in per cent of Yemenese and Italian age group populations for 50 years since 2000. General speaking, both of two countries have had considerable movements, especially the minor and elderly group.
At the Yemen charts, the populational percentage of adult age witnesses a sharply increase to hit the highest point, from 46,3% to 57,3% over a half-decade. In addition, the young children group has totally fallen by 13%, after got a half past percentage of all country. Meanwhile, the elder generation has experienced a slight growth with 5,7% and has hit the lowest point in the total number of populations.
At the Italy charts, the level of the upper 60 age group has dramatically climbed, which almost double to 42,3%, for 50 years. After, the working-age group has gone substantially down by 15,1%, followed by a marginally drop of the children group from 14,3% to 11,5%.