İSkeçe Shows Greater Demographic Resilience as Birth-Death Gap Remains Relatively Narrow
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The demographic problem is acute in the Greek periphery, as we saw in the report, with a significant decrease in births, an aging population and more deaths than births. However, fortunately, the picture is not the same throughout the country. Significant differences are recorded between mainland and island Greece. More and more young couples are avoiding getting married ... More www.ertnews.gr
İskeçe shows greater demographic resilience as birth-death gap remains relatively narrow
İskeçe (Xanthi) remains among the mainland areas of Greece showing relatively stronger demographic resilience, according to a recent analysis by the Institute of Demographic Research and Studies (IDEM), prepared by demographer Byron Kotzamanis.
The demographic decline of Greece is not uniform, as the changes differ significantly between the individual Prefectures, highlighting the strong inequalities that exist between the mainland and the island country. Although the decrease in births in Greece reaches 42% within 15 years (between 2009 and 2024), the Dodecanese, the Cyclades, Xanthi and... Demographic inequalities: Insular Greece gives birth, mainland Greece ages -The data for the …
Greece is facing a profound and ever-increasing demographic change, with the decline in births being particularly pronounced in the periphery. According to the latest data from the Institute of Demographic Research and Studies, from an average of approximately 148,000 births in the period 1979-1980, the country reached just 67,000 in 2024-2025. The downward trend […] The post Demographics: From 148,000 births to 67,000 – The regions of Greece th…
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