The demographic structure of Aksaray has been shaped by various factors and the population structure in the city shows young and dynamic characteristics. According to the data of the Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat), Aksaray's population has shown a steady increase in recent years, which can be considered as a result of migration and natural population growth rate. The city attracts people from neighboring villages and other provinces due to the job opportunities especially in agriculture and animal husbandry sectors.
Most of the population is concentrated in the central district of Aksaray. The central district stands out as the main region where most of the social, economic and cultural activities of the city take place. On the other hand, the population distribution of the city is also concentrated in the villages close to the center, and these regions are mostly preferred by the population engaged in agriculture and animal husbandry.
Ethnic and cultural diversity within the demographic structure is also noteworthy. Aksaray hosts people from many regions of Turkey as well as foreign agricultural workers from time to time. This diversity enriches the social fabric of the city and enables different cultural activities and traditions to be kept alive in the city.
In terms of education level, there are various institutions providing education from primary school to university in Aksaray, but in general, the level of education in the city may be lower in rural areas. This can be attributed to the fact that the population living in rural areas usually work in areas such as agriculture and animal husbandry.
In Aksaray, where the proportion of young population is quite high, this demographic feature ensures that the city has a dynamic and vibrant social life. Young people take active roles in various social and cultural activities, especially in education and sports activities. This is an important factor that positively affects the social structure and future development of the city.
In conclusion, Aksaray's demographic structure is shaped by various factors such as its young population, ethnic diversity and education level, and these characteristics directly affect the social and economic dynamics of the city. This structure paves the way for the development and transformation of the city and offers new opportunities and challenges.