What is the population of Italy in 2020?

By April 2020, the population of Italy will be about 60.39 million.

Italy has a land area of 30 1333 square meters and a population of 60.39 million. The country is mainly Italian, speaking Italian, and some border areas speak French and German. Most residents believe in Catholicism.

Italy is a highly developed capitalist country, one of the four largest economies in Europe, a founding member of the European Union and NATO, and a member of the Schengen Convention, the G8 and the United Nations. Italy has 48 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Italy is the country with the most world heritage in the world, and it is also in the leading position in the field of art and fashion. Milan is the Italian economic and industrial center, as well as fashion capital of the world.

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Beijing, 20 19, 165438+ 10, 2 1 According to the report of Euronet, the analysis report of social population survey released by Eurostat recently shows that in recent years, the phenomenon of negative social population growth in Italy is prominent. According to the current population decline trend, it is predicted that by 2065, the total population of Italy will drop to about 5 1.5 million.

Experts predict that in the next 10 year, the permanent population of Italy will be reduced to 59 million, the total social population will be reduced to 57.7 million in 2040, and it will be reduced to about 510.5 million in 2065, which is about 9.59 million less than the current social population, accounting for about one sixth of the total social population.

Experts pointed out that the population decline in Italy is mainly caused by the higher death rate than the birth rate and the annual changes in the number of immigrants.

People's Network-Italy's population is on the decline, and it is expected to decrease by one sixth by 2065.