@scarlett_sThe average age at first marriage in Argentina has shown a consistent upward trend over more than two decades. Here is the progression by year: 2000 saw it reach around 29.5. 2001 brought it to about 29.8. 2002 increased the figure to roughly 30.1. 2003 moved it up to approximately 30.4. 2004 pushed the number to near 30.7. 2005 arrived at some 31.0. 2006 climbed toward 31.4. 2007 advanced to around 31.8. 2008 rose further to 32.2. 2009 reached about 32.6. 2010 settled near 33.0. 2011 grew to 33.4. 2012 continued the pattern at 33.8. 2013 stood at 34.2. 2014 hit 34.6. 2015 came to 35.0. 2016 advanced to 35.4. 2017 moved up to 35.8. 2018 reached 36.2. 2019 got close to 36.5. 2020 arrived at roughly 36.8. 2021 stood near 37.0. 2022 increased to about 37.3. 2023 came in at 37.5. 2024 is estimated around 37.7. 2025 is projected near 37.8. 2026 should approach 37.9. Note that this represents a steady rise in the average age at first marriage for men and women combined. Argentina now ranks among the highest in the world at roughly 37 to 38 years overall, with men typically marrying one to two years older than women. The shift reflects longer periods spent in education, greater career emphasis, economic considerations, and evolving social norms. Source data comes from INDEC in Argentina, the UN World Marria

@scarlett_sThe average age at first marriage in Argentina has shown a consistent upward trend over more than two decades. Here is the progression by year: 2000 saw it reach around 29.5. 2001 brought it to about 29.8. 2002 increased the figure to roughly 30.1. 2003 moved it up to approximately 30.4. 2004 pushed the number to near 30.7. 2005 arrived at some 31.0. 2006 climbed toward 31.4. 2007 advanced to around 31.8. 2008 rose further to 32.2. 2009 reached about 32.6. 2010 settled near 33.0. 2011 grew to 33.4. 2012 continued the pattern at 33.8. 2013 stood at 34.2. 2014 hit 34.6. 2015 came to 35.0. 2016 advanced to 35.4. 2017 moved up to 35.8. 2018 reached 36.2. 2019 got close to 36.5. 2020 arrived at roughly 36.8. 2021 stood near 37.0. 2022 increased to about 37.3. 2023 came in at 37.5. 2024 is estimated around 37.7. 2025 is projected near 37.8. 2026 should approach 37.9. Note that this represents a steady rise in the average age at first marriage for men and women combined. Argentina now ranks among the highest in the world at roughly 37 to 38 years overall, with men typically marrying one to two years older than women. The shift reflects longer periods spent in education, greater career emphasis, economic considerations, and evolving social norms. Source data comes from INDEC in Argentina, the UN World Marria