Population growth rate in Egypt 4 times that of developed countries

A house full of warmth, the smell of freshly baked cookies, colouring books with the loud voiced of children fighting over the colouring pens, and laughter filling the rooms with enthusiasm and happiness. This is a common dream for most people who hope for a big family and many children, without putting into consideration the main effects of having more than one child.

Although the population’s growth rate affects its financial and social situation, getting married and having many children is a widespread expectation in Egypt, regardless of what might affect their upbringing.

The chairman of the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics (CAPMAS), Abo-Bakr El-Gendi said population growth is 52%, according to STATE MEDIA.