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Ordered list of countries with the highest average age of their population…

List of countries with the highest average age

Population aging is a problem that affects many countries, especially the most developed countries. It is therefore not surprising that the vast majority of countries with the highest average age of their population are European countries. Countries with a population of less than 100,000 were excluded from this list. Otherwise, countries like Monaco, Andorra and San Marino would be part of the top ten.

Top Ten countries with the highest average age

10th – Croatia

With the average age reaching 43.3 years, this former republic of Yugoslavia opens the top ten countries with the highest average age.

9th – Portugal

Portugal appears in the 9th position of the oldest countries in the world, with an average age of its population of 43.7 years.

8th – Latvia

Latvia has an average age of 43.9 years, which makes this Baltic country the 8th oldest in the world.

7th – Lithuania

Lithuania is another Baltic country present in this ranking of the oldest countries in the world. In this case, the average age is 44 years.

6th – Slovenia

The average age in Slovenia is 44.2 years, which makes this former Yugoslav republic the 6th oldest country in the world.

5th – Austria

With an average age of its population identical to that of Slovenia – 44.2 years old – Austria is the 5th oldest country in the world.

4th – Greece

Greece is yet another country in Southern Europe to be included in this ranking of countries with the oldest population in the world. In this Balkan country, the average age is 44.9 years.

3rd – Italy

The first to reach the podium of the countries with the highest average age of its population is Italy, with an average of 45.8 years.

2nd – Germany

Germany is the largest and most developed European economy, but at the same time one of the oldest countries in the world, with an average age of 47.4 years.

1st – Japan

With an average age of 47.7 years, the ranking of the oldest countries in the world is led by Japan, the only non-European country to make the top ten.