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The birth rate in Egypt has decreased to its lowest level in years, declining from 3.5 children per woman to approximately 2.1. This decline is partly due to awareness campaigns and a reduced inclination to marry, along with the impact of the economic crisis, which is putting pressure on families and increasing the costs of raising children, especially in areas like education. The results of the population strategy show that the total fertility rate has dropped from 2.54 to 2.34 children per woman between 2023 and 2025, with high-population-pressure areas shrinking and women's participation in the labor market improving.
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