Which country does Cape Verde belong to?

Cape Verde refers to Cape Verde, a country in Africa. Although Cape Verde lacks natural resources, it has become a comfortable country in Africa due to its small population, political stability and booming tourism, and its quality of life ranks among the best in African countries. In addition to tourism, the main economic sources are immigrant remittances, agriculture and so on. Cape Verde's largest trading partner is Portugal, and its other trading partners are the European Union, the United States, Brazil and China. Cape Verde formally joined the WTO on July 23rd, 2008. On March 28th, 2020, affected by pneumonia in COVID-19, President Fonseca of Cape Verde announced that Cape Verde would enter a state of emergency from 00: 00 on March 29th to control the spread of COVID-19 virus in the country. Fonseca said in his national speech that in order to protect people's lives and health, the Cape Verdean government decided to implement a 20-day national emergency.

Cape Verde's political system

After the Independence Party came back to power, it advocated good governance, democracy and honesty, improved the reform of the judicial and educational systems, and emphasized the unity of all forces to build the country, and established a dialogue mechanism with other parties, so that the Buddhist political situation was stable.

The government of the Cape Verde Independent Party advocates democracy and good governance, decentralizes power, gradually improves the reform of the judicial and educational systems, and at the same time strives to improve the administrative efficiency of the government, vigorously develop the economy and improve people's livelihood. 20 1 1 February, 2008, the Buddha successfully held legislative elections, and the independence party won. On March 2 1, a new government was established, and neves served as Prime Minister for the third time. In August, Buddha held two rounds of presidential elections. Pro-democracy candidate Fonseca was elected as the new president and was sworn in on September 9. 20 12 in July, local elections were held in Buddha, and the pro-democracy party won 14 in 22 cities across the country.

Compared with other African countries, Cape Verde has a stable political situation and no major political conflicts.