On the general basis, the population in Turkey is characterised by youth and dynamism. According to a 2014 population census, Turkey has 74 million inhabitants, 60% of its population is under 26 age. Although there has been a marked migration into town, approximately 47 percent of the population still lives in the rural areas. Although the official language is Turkish, English is widely spoken in Turkey.

There are many high schools and universities where the curriculum is based on English, German and French are other commonly spoken foreign languages. Istanbul, which was the capital of three empires, is Turkey’s largest city, with approximately 9.1 million inhabitants. Ankara, the capital city, has 3.69 million in habitants. The next largest cities are Izmir, Bursa, Antalya, Konya and Adana.