Is the Arab world facing population decline

Studies and data indicate that many Arab countries, including Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, and Egypt, are experiencing a continuous decline in fertility rates, which have fallen to less than two children per woman. This trend leads to rapid population aging and a shrinking workforce. This demographic change is driven by economic, social, and cultural factors, including rising living costs and the influence of the media. It poses a future challenge that necessitates reevaluating population policies to ensure a balance between population growth and economic development.

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