The final results of Iraq’s first census in nearly 40 years released Monday show the population has reached 46.1 million.

Iraq’s prime minister says the country's population has grown to 45.4 million, according to preliminary results from a national census, the first in nearly 40 years.

Iraq has begun its first nationwide population census in decades, in a move to modernise data collection and planning in a country long affected by conflict and political divisions.

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's population has risen to 45.4 million, according to preliminary results from a national census, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani said on Monday.

Iraq’s Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani on Monday announced the preliminary results of the country’s population census, stating that the number of residents has exceeded 45 million.

Iraq began its first nationwide population census in decades on Wednesday, a step aimed at modernising data collection and planning in a country long impacted by conflict and political divisions. The ...

Iraq began its first nationwide population census in decades Wednesday (November 20, 2024), a step aimed at modernising data collection and planning in a country long impacted by conflict and ...

BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraq’s prime minister says the country’s population has grown to 45.4 million, according to preliminary results from a national census, the first in nearly 40 years. The ...

BAGHDAD (AP) — Preliminary results from an Iraqi national census, the first in nearly 40 years, show that the population has grown to 45.4 million, the prime minister said on Monday.

Iraq has begun its first nationwide population census in decades, in a move to modernise data collection and planning in a country long affected by conflict and political divisions.