Comoros, a small island nation in the Indian Ocean, has undergone significant demographic change over the past seven decades. In 1950, the population was just 162,000. By 2023, it had grown to 850,000, and projections suggest the population will reach 1.9 million by 2100.
Comoros’ Historical Population Growth (1950–2024)
Comoros has experienced steady and consistent population growth since the mid-20th century. Improvements in public health, reduced child mortality, and steady fertility rates have fueled this increase.
- 1950: 162,000
- 1970: 244,000
- 1990: 445,000
- 2010: 655,000
- 2023: 850,000
This steady rise has nearly quadrupled the population in just 70 years.
Comoros’ Future Population Projections (2025–2100)
Comoros’ population will continue to grow throughout the 21st century, though at a slower pace as fertility rates decline.
- 2030: 964,000
- 2050: 1.3 million
- 2075: 1.7 million
- 2100: 1.9 million
Unlike many countries projected to experience population decline, Comoros’ population will continue increasing, albeit at a moderate rate.
FAQ
The population of Comoros in 2023 is about 850,000.
By 2050, Comoros is projected to have around 1.3 million people.
Yes, unlike many countries facing decline, Comoros’ population is expected to grow steadily until 2100.
Key challenges include resource management, land use, urban planning, and job creation.
By 2100, the population of Comoros is projected to reach 1.9 million.
Source:
United Nations. World Population Prospects 2024.
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