Equatorial Guinea is a presidential republic with a population exceeding 1.68 million. It includes Bioko Island and mainland Río Muni with tropical forests and offshore hydrocarbon fields. The economy is hydrocarbon-dependent with a nominal GDP surpassing $12 billion; exports center on crude petroleum and petroleum gas (LNG) alongside chemical alcohol derivatives and rough wood, while imports include tug/special-purpose vessels, poultry meat, beer, and beverages.

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