The elderly population in Iran is increasing due to lower birth rates and higher life expectancy. By 2045, it’s projected that nearly a quarter of Iran’s population will be over 60.
By 2050, nearly 31% of Iran's population will be aged 60 and above, up from approximately 8% in 2015. This rapid increase positions Iran as one of the fastest-aging countries globally.
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The aging population will demand more from Iran's social welfare programs, including pensions, healthcare, and elder care.
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In the quiet of that moment, the mural spoke of hope, responsibility, and the power of a nation to shape a healthier tomorrow by caring for its people today.
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The elderly population in Iran is increasing due to lower birth rates and higher life expectancy. By 2045, it’s projected that nearly a quarter of Iran’s population will be over 60.
Iran, and the country is facing a demographic shift. The once youthful nation is now on the brink of an aging crisis. Over the next two decades, the elderly population is expected to double.