Is C? te d 'Ivoire a poor country?

C? te d 'Ivoire is an African country located on the coast of West Africa. French translation is "Ivory Coast", with a population of about 24 million and an area of about 320,000 square kilometers. It is famous for its rich coffee beans.

The local residents are composed of some indigenous peoples and overseas immigrants. About 20% of the population of this country lives in the capital Abidjan. This is mainly because most jobs, companies and international or public schools are located there.

Since C? te d 'Ivoire was colonized by France, the official language of C? te d 'Ivoire is French, and there is also a very large French-speaking community here. Although French is the official language, there are about 70 languages in this country at present, and many indigenous people also speak a little French.

Over time, local young people speak French, English and the mixed language of other ethnic groups in integration of language. More interestingly, the vocabulary of this language is evolving every day, which is created by local people. Some words only have meaning at a certain time or in a certain group. Christianity and Islam are the main religions in this country.

Due to the large population, poverty and lack of funds, the public education system in C? te d 'Ivoire lags far behind many western countries. Children aged 5 to 15 in this country can receive free compulsory education, and the courses are taught in French, but in reality many children choose not to go to school.