The country with the highest forest coverage rate in the world is

Suriname in South America. Suriname is a small country in South America with a forest coverage rate of 93.2%, making it the highest and largest country in the world. Suriname is located in the north of South America, bordering French Guiana in the east, Brazil in the south, Guyana in the west and the Atlantic Ocean in the north, with a tropical rainforest climate and a land area of164,000 square kilometers. By 2023, the total population of Suriname will be 607,000. Suriname is divided into 1 city and 9 regions. Suriname's name comes from Surinamese, a native of Suriname, which was originally the residence of American Indians. 1593 was declared as its territory by Spanish explorers, 1602 Dutch began to settle here, 1630 British immigrants moved in, 1667 Britain signed a treaty with the Netherlands. 18 15 Vienna Treaty formally established the status of the Netherlands as the suzerain of the Soviet Union, 1954 exercised internal autonomy, 1975 1 1.25 declared independence and established the Republic of China.