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Kuwait’s Population Hits 4.99 Million With 31% Kuwaiti Citizens
Statistics released by the Public Authority for Civil Information (PACI) show that Kuwait's population at the end of December 2024 stood at 4,987,826, comprising both Kuwaiti citizens and non-Kuwaitis. This article explores the population demographics, workforce distribution, and other significant trends that define the country’s socio-economic landscape.
Kuwait's Population Breakdown
- Kuwaiti Citizens: 1,567,983 (31%)
- Non-Kuwaitis: 3,419,843 (69%)
- Kuwaiti Males: 773,060
- Kuwaiti Females: 794,923
- Non-Kuwaiti Males: 2,259,690
- Non-Kuwaiti Females: 1,160,153
Workforce Composition
In the government sector, Kuwaitis account for 78% of workers, while expatriates represent 22%. In the private sector, however, only 4% are Kuwaitis compared to 96% expatriates.
Total Expatriate Workers: 2,560,252
Total Kuwaiti Workers: 540,878
Domestic Workers
The number of domestic workers reached 780,930, highlighting their importance in many Kuwaiti households.
Family Structure and Birth Rate
- Average Kuwaiti Family Size: 7 members
- Average Expatriate Family Size: 2 members
- Birth Rate (per 1,000): 21 for Kuwaitis, 4 for expatriates
Top Expatriate Communities in Kuwait
- Indians
- Egyptians
- Bangladeshis
- Filipinos
- Syrians
- Sri Lankans
- Saudis
- Nepalese
- Pakistanis
- Jordanians
Conclusion
Kuwait's demographic structure highlights a strong reliance on expatriate labor, especially in the private sector. Family sizes and birth rates also vary significantly between nationals and expatriates, indicating different societal dynamics within the population.
