Population language in Paris

Paris and Paris metropolitan area are one of the largest multicultural areas in Europe. In the census of 20 1 1, 23. 1% of the population was born outside France. The 2009 census also showed that 4.2% of the population in Paris metropolitan area are new immigrants (moved to Paris between 1990 and 1999), mainly from Asia and Africa. 37% of French immigrants live in the Paris metropolitan area.

The first wave of international migration appeared in AD1820s, when Germans moved to Paris because of the agricultural crisis. Then there are several waves of immigrants. /kloc-In the 9th century, Italians and Jews from Central Europe moved to Paris. 19 17 After the Russian revolution, many Russians left the Soviet Union. The Armenian genocide caused a large number of Armenians to flee to France. The French living in the colonies returned to France after the First World War, and a large number of Poles went to France between the two world wars. Portuguese, Italians and North Africans moved to Paris from1950s to1970s, and Jews from North Africa also went to Paris after North Africa broke away from colonial rule.

It is estimated that there are 1.7 million Muslim families in Paris metropolitan area, accounting for about10%–15% of the total population. But this figure is estimated by the country of birth, so it is probably wrong, because some residents born in Muslim families or Muslim countries are considered as "potential Muslims". According to the estimate of North American Jewish Bank, there are about 365,438+00,000 Jews living in Paris and ile-de-france. Paris attracts many immigrants from the past and is one of the largest immigrant areas in Europe.

The problem of immigration in the suburbs of Paris is quite serious. Most immigrants from North Africa live in low-cost housing provided by suburban governments, and various public security incidents occur from time to time. From June 5438+00 to June 5438+0 10, 2005, a large-scale riot occurred, which affected France, Belgium and other European countries.

According to the National Institute of Statistics and Investigation? Tudes? Conomiques) shows that 20% of the residents living in Paris are immigrants, and 465,438+0.3% of the residents under the age of 20 have at least one parent who is an immigrant. Among the residents below 18, 12. 1% are Maghreb, 9.9% are from sub-Saharan Africa, and 4.0% are descendants of southern Europe. 35% of ile-de-france residents, about 4 million people are either immigrants (17%) or at least one parent is an immigrant (18%).

The problem of immigration in the suburbs of Paris is quite serious. Most immigrants from North Africa live in low-rent housing provided by the governments of Paris suburbs 18, 19, 20 and 78, 9/kloc-0, 93 and 95 provinces, and various public security incidents occur from time to time.