Republic of Cameroon презентация

1 named by Lermontov.
2017

«Peace,Work ,
Fatherland»

(in English and French) above and below it. Behind the shield there are two crossed fascias. The shield has the same color as the flag of Cameroon. In the middle of it there is a schematic map of the country. The scales of justice are laid on over the map on the country.

Cameroon – «the river of shrimps» (from Portuguese language)

of January 1960
(from France)

western shore of Africa;
It has coastal and neighbour’s location;

Nigeria

Chad

Central african Republic

Congo

Gabon

Equator. Guinea

Atlantic ocean

countries of Africa,Caribbean island countries and Pacific ocean;
Organization of African Unity
Commonwealth of Nations
World Trade Organization (WTO)
UNESCO
United Nations (UN)

creation of the first commercial trading station by Portuguese
XVII – the creation of early federal government - Mandara
1715 – the transformation of Mandara to sultanate
XVIII – vigorous European colonization
1884 – addition to German empire
1888 – active developing of new lands of Cameroon
1916 – occupation of England and France
1922 – separation of Cameroon between England and France
1961 – the creation of independent Republic of Cameroon

During the history the territory of Cameroon was being passed from hands to hands: at the beginning the territory was divided between local ancient tribes and then between European governments. For the time being after the independence was gained the global conflicts weren't arise.

CFA franc

25 000 millions $

World trade routs: Cameroon shares a border with Nigeria, Chad, Central African Republic, Equatorial Guinea, and Gabon. It has an active trades with all these countries.
Cameroon is endowed with significant natural resources, including oil and gas, high value timber species, minerals, and agricultural products such as coffee, cotton, cocoa, maize, and cassava.

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On the shelf of Gulf of Guinea the oil is being mined. On the second half of ninetieth in Cribi it was made the Off shore zone.

Cameroon-one of the most developed countries in Tropical Africa.
The value of producible goods amount to 51%

equivalent to 0.33% of the total world population.

Cameroon ranks number 54 in the list of countries by population.
The population density in Cameroon is 52 per Km2 (134 people per mi2).

The total land area is 472,814 Km2 (182,555 sq. miles)

55.6 % of the population is urban 

The median age in Cameroon is 18.6 years

to different language groups, that is why official languages in the country are French and English, although a lot of other languages are used.

minerals: there are the birthplace of bauxite, ore, natural gas, oil and other materials. There are also precious jewels like diamonds and sapphire and also metals like gold and platinum.

planes.

and tropical black,
In the mountains regions — humus

Grounds

agriculture.
The part of agriculture in GDP of Cameroun – 46 %
Extensive farming prevails In the structure of agriculture .

interval
45 % of population suffers from AIDS
Transport infrastructure is badly developed
Financial addiction from other governments
Demarcation of international boarders in the region of lake Chad.

of May

Dja Faunal Reserve

It is located in the south easter Cameroon.
It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site inscribed in 1987.
Causes of inscription include diversity of species present in the park, the presence of five threatened species of mammal, and lack of disturbance within the park.
There are more than 1,500 known plant species in the reserve, over 107 mammals (including forest elephants, African forest buffalo and leopard) and more than 320 bird species. 

lying north east of Bafoussam.
 It is a major town for the Bamoun people and is home to a museum of traditional arts and culture.
The palace, completed in 1917, resembles a medieval chateau. It houses the Sultan's Museum, which contains a multitude of royal gowns, arms, musical instruments, statues, jewellery, masks and colourful bead-covered thrones carved in the shapes of the men who sat on them.