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| capital | Malabo |
| currency | Central African Franc (XAF) 1 XAF = 1.0000 XOF |
| population | 1,267,689（2017） |
| Power Systems | 220 volts / 50 Hz (European plug, Type E) |
| country code | 240 |
| Time zone | UTC 01:00 |
| Language | Spanish, French, Portuguese |
| Emergency call | 112 (emergency medical service), 115 (fire department), 113 (police agency), 114 (police agency) |
| Driving direction | right |
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Equatorial Guinea,YesWest AfricaOne of the countries. The population in July 2009 was approximately 633,441.
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On October 12, 1968, after a referendum, Equatorial Guinea formally declared its independence and established the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, with Masie Nguema as its president. Massier claimed to be a Marxist and declared the "National Workers' Unity Party" as the only political party. It implemented a high-pressure policy politically and an ultra-left "socialist" policy economically. This resulted in the loss of a large number of skilled foreign workers and a sharp economic decline.
On August 3, 1979, Lieutenant Colonel Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, the deputy minister of the National Revolutionary People’s Armed Forces, launched a military coup to overthrow the Masier regime and establish the supreme leader headed by him. Military committee.
In November 1991, Equatorial Guinea passed a new constitution by referendum, allowing a multi-party system.
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| Muni River Region（Bata） Equatorial Guinea |
| Bioko（Malabo） Equatorial Guinea’s largest island, the capital is also located on this island |
| Annoben lie inSao TomewithPrincipeAn island in between |
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Without permission, it is strictly forbidden to photograph any government property. Do not photograph airports, government buildings, or anything of military or strategic value. Locals, including children, generally don’t like foreigners to take pictures. Generally speaking, do not bring a camera when walking around the town, as this will cause real trouble to the police. In the past, taking pictures in public places required permission from the Ministry of Information and Tourism. Although this requirement has been cancelled, the police may unknowingly or unknowingly impose fines or even arrest people who try to take pictures.
Equatorial Guinea has a tropical climate, which is usually very hot. It is best to wear light clothes. Avoid wearing dark clothes due to mosquito problems.
Although Equatorial Guinea is a country with sufficient resources and the highest economic growth rate in Africa, it does not provide any legal certainty for foreigners working there.
The locals are very hospitable, right andSpainThere is a certain understanding of everything, because the country was a province of Spain until its independence in 1968. In addition, half of the country’s population moved to Spain from 1966 to 1990.
You must take a tour guide, and special permission is required in some places. Please refer to the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country. Organized travel is recommended to avoid setting up military checkpoints on the road, especially on Bioko Island, where the presence of Westerners is obvious, so the risks are particularly obvious.
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- Food and water: Equatorial Guinea has no "drinkingwater"Or clean the water source. Travelers should only drink bottled water. Please be careful when eating any fruits or vegetables that may have been washed or beverages that may contain ice or "water" additives (such as coffee, tea, or lemonade).
- Wear shoes: The beaches of Malabo and Bata are beautiful, but due to discarded garbage and unsafe sandworms, it is a good idea to always wear shoes. This also applies to walking in carpeted areas.
- Malaria medicine:malariaIt is the main cause of death in this country. It is recommended that visitors consult their doctor about malaria pills. Plasmodium falciparum is the most common strain in EG and is resistant to the antimalarial drug chloroquine.
according toAmericaThe embassy said,BatawithMalaboThe La Paz Hospital is the only two hospitals in the country that meet the medical standards of hospitals in developed countries.