Fertility Rates Drop in North Africa
A recent study has revealed a sharp decline in fertility rates in Tunisia, Morocco, and Algeria, with levels dropping below the population replacement threshold for the first time in history. This trend is accompanied by an increasing age at marriage and the widespread use of family planning, which signals an acceleration in the region's aging population and will likely lead to greater pressures on pension systems and healthcare services.
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