Guinea-Bissau

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Republic of Guinea-Bissau República da Guiné-Bissau
General Information
Time of Exist:	10 September 1974-Present
Government:	Unitary Semi-Presidential Republic
Languages:	Official: Portuguese Other Spoken: Guinea-Bissau Creole English French Arabic Balanta Hassaniya Arabic Jola-Fonyi Mandinka Manjak Mankanya Noon Pulaar Serer Soninke
Affiliation:	African Union United Nations UNESCO OIC CPLP Interpol
Religions:	Islam Native Religions Christianity
Relations and Opinions
Friends:	Portugal Russia Cuba Brazil Pakistan
Enemies:	Civil War
Likes:	Cashews, weapons from Russia, South American white powder (because that is how it enters to Europe)
Dislikes:	Drug trafficking, civil wars, COVID-19
Historical Information
Preceded By:	Portuguese Guinea

Guinea-Bissau is a small West African country. Officially known as the Republic of Guinea-Bissau, he is bordered by Senegal to the north, Guinea to the south and east, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. Covering an area of approximately 36,125 square kilometers, he is home to an estimated population of around 2 million people.

The economy of Guinea-Bissau is largely based on agriculture, with cashew nuts being the main export product. He, the country, also has significant potential in fishing and tourism, thanks to its beautiful archipelago of the Bijagós Islands, which boasts unique biodiversity and pristine beaches.

History

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On 24 September 1973, Guniea-Bissau declared independence from Portugal. This was recognized on September 10, 1974. Luís Cabral becomes the first President.