Guinea-Bissau

Guinea-Bissau is a small West African country on the Atlantic coast, known for its rich biodiversity and diverse culture. It gained independence from Portugal in 1973 after a guerrilla war and is characterized by a fragile political situation with frequent instability. Its economy relies mainly on agriculture, especially cashew nuts, fishing, and some exports. The country has a history of political fluctuations, and its infrastructure remains underdeveloped. Despite challenges, Guinea-Bissau is culturally vibrant, with numerous ethnic groups and traditional practices. It is also recognized for its natural beauty, including islands and wildlife-rich forests.