France-Germany Relations - Country Comparison

Country Comparison

France Germany
Population 65,350,000 81,799,600
Area 674,843 km2 (260,558 sq mi) 357,021 km2 (137,847 sq mi )
Population Density 116/km2 (301/sq mi) 229/km2 (593/sq mi)
Capital Paris Berlin
Largest City Paris – 2,234,105 (12,161,542 Metro) Berlin – 3,510,032 (5,964,002 Metro)
Government Unitary semi-presidential constitutional republic Federal parliamentary constitutional republic
Official language French (de facto and de jure) German (de facto and de jure)
Main religions 58% Christianity, 31% non-Religious, 7% Islam,
1% Judaism, 1% Buddhism, 2% Other
67.07% Christianity, 29.6% non-Religious, 5% Islam, 0.25% Buddhism, 0.25% Judaism,
0.1% Hinduism, 0.09% Sikhism
Ethnic groups 84% French, 7% other European, 7% North African, Other Sub-Saharan African,
Indochinese, Asian, Latin American and Pacific Islander.
80% Germans, 5% Turks, 5% other Europeans, 10% Other
GDP (PPP) $2.257 trillion, $35,613 per capita $3.099 trillion, $37,896 per capita
GDP (nominal) $2.712 trillion, $42,793 per capita $3.577 trillion, $43,741 per capita
Expatriate populations 110,881 French citizens lived in Germany on Dec. 31, 2012 95,060 German citizens lived in France in 2009
Military expenditures $62.5 billion $46.7 billion

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