The Maghreb region is experiencing a significant demographic transformation that could reshape its social and economic landscape in the coming decades. According to a study by a French institute specializing in demography, Algeria appears to be less affected by the decline in fertility rates than its neighbors, Morocco and Tunisia.
The study attributes this trend partly to changing social patterns, including the increasing tendency among youth to delay marriage due to economic and social pressures. These demographic shifts could have major consequences for population structures, labor markets, and economies that rely heavily on human capital.
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