Germany's aging crisis driven by migration

By the end of 2022, the population of Germany aged 15-24 was approximately 8.3 million people, accounting for 10% of the total population. This percentage has been declining for two decades, reaching its lowest historical level. The figures vary geographically, with eastern German states recording lower-than-national-average rates; for example, Brandenburg has a rate of 8.8%, compared to major western cities like Bremen (11.1%) and Hamburg (10.5%). Data indicates that the youth proportion in Germany is relatively high due to immigration, reaching 12.2% among migrants, compared to 8.5% among non-migrants.

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