Equatorial Guinean Scorecard

Country profile

Equatorial Guinea is a Central African nation that comprises a mainland region and several islands in the Gulf of Guinea, characterized by a tropical climate and dense forests. It has a population of 1.8 million, a population growth rate of 2.41%, and a median age of 20.98 years.

Historically influenced by indigenous cultures and Spanish colonial rule, its heritage is reflected in its language and customs.

Today, Equatorial Guinea is known for its significant oil reserves, ongoing economic development, and efforts to diversify while celebrating its cultural identity.

Its capital city is Malabo.