The diagram introduces the average number of people who immigrated to Germany from different regions for 2000 and 2010.
To begin with, we can talk about how the number of immigrants from regions such as Oceania, East Asia, and Africa had increased for 10 years. The number of immigrants for 2010, who came from Oceania, rose further above 5 million compared to the previous data in 2000. In addition to that, the East region of Asia also had a significant surge of almost 10 million refugees. Unfortunately, the African region can’t show previous results and rose up only for approximately 2 million. Despite the past 10 years, the areas that weren’t mentioned yet have only a decline. For example, we can look at America and see that it lost around 10 million for only a decade. At the same time, Europe also doesn’t have any good results, and its decline was 5 million immigrants. As well as previous declined regions, South Asia has a fall of nearly 1 million.
In conclusion, people in the regions that are developed started to lose interest in living in Germany, whereas people from poor and developing countries started to show their concern.