Mauritania

Mauritania withdrew from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in 2000 primarily due to its geographical and cultural ties to North Africa, which led to a perception that its interests were not fully aligned with those of West African countries. The decision was also influenced by internal political dynamics and a desire to focus on regional cooperation with Arab and North African nations. Additionally, Mauritania's withdrawal was part of broader discussions about national identity and regional integration.

Mauritania is generally classified as a developing country, although it faces significant challenges that hinder its progress. The country has a high poverty rate, limited infrastructure, and relies heavily on agriculture and mining. While it has made some advancements in recent years, issues such as political instability and a lack of access to education and healthcare continue to affect its development trajectory. Overall, it is more accurately described as a developing nation rather than an under-developed one.

No, Mauritania is not a member of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). While it is located in West Africa, Mauritania is a member of the Arab Maghreb Union (UMA) and has historically chosen not to join ECOWAS. The country has maintained a distinct political and economic orientation separate from the ECOWAS member states.

Mali is the country that hopes to develop its gold mining industry. It is already one of Africa's top gold producers, and the government is focused on attracting investment to expand its mining sector further. The country has significant gold reserves and aims to enhance its infrastructure and regulatory framework to support growth in this industry.

Mauritania gained its independence from France on November 28, 1960. This marked the end of colonial rule and the establishment of Mauritania as a sovereign nation. The country's independence was part of a broader wave of decolonization across Africa during the mid-20th century.

Yes, Mauritania is included in the Dakar Rally route. The rally, known for its challenging terrains, has featured stages that traverse the country, showcasing its diverse landscapes. Participants navigate through deserts and rugged terrains, making it a significant part of the rally's challenging course.

The total area of Mauritania is approximately 1,030,000 square kilometers.

The country made up of a group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean west of Mauritania is Cape Verde.

Mauritania has a low population density due to its large desert areas that are not suitable for human habitation. Harsh climatic conditions, limited access to water sources, and sparse vegetation make it difficult for people to live in many parts of the country. Population distribution is also influenced by historical nomadic lifestyles and economic activities that are concentrated in certain regions.

As of 2021, the population of Mauritania is estimated to be around 4.6 million people. The population density of Mauritania is approximately 4.3 people per square kilometer, making it one of the least densely populated countries in the world.

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Yes. Western Sahara is technically in the Western hemisphere. However, it sits rather close to the Prime Meridian and is part of the African Continent which is mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere.

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(la) Mauritanie (fem.) is the French name of Mauritania.

There are 66 cities in Libya.

This depends on the definition of 'city.' For the purpose of this question, a city will be an area with at least 10 000 people in the population. Therefore, there are 65 cities in Libya. These range from the capital - Tripoli - with 1 230 000 people, to Ar Rheibat, with 10 080 people.

Officially stage 3. However, Jamaica is difficult to pin to one stage. You see much inequality throughout Jamaica means some areas are stuck in stage 2, with many children to work farm land and poor access to health and education. The majority is in stage 3, where the increase in populations slows and there's a substantial increase in access to health and education. A few areas such as larger cities in Jamaica are now moving into stage 4 joining some of the worlds richest MEDC's. In stage 4 'natural increase' becomes stable or slowly increases, women gain a better sense of equality, families shrink and the access to healthcare and education is shared by most of the population.

There are lots of common surnames in Mali. Some of them include Toure, Traore, Keita, and Sissoko. Those are just a few.Mali is French Sudan in orignan.

The constitution is not written yet, so wait after 2013. But the official name in official documents is currently The Libyan Republic

See the link for a list of the lakes in Mauritania.

Theoretically, the country of Western Sahara would be this country. However, Western Sahara is currently occupied and controlled by the government of Morocco. Conversely, the Polisario government controls less than 9% of the area's territory and less than 5% of its population (including no urban centers).

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Mali, not Mauritania, is landlocked.