Guinea

The Republic of Guinea, commonly known as Guinea, is a country located in West Africa, bordered by Côte d’Ivoire in the southeast, Liberia in the south, and Sierra Leone in the west It is bordered by Guinea-Bissau and Senegal to the north, and Mali to the north and northeast. The Niger, Senegal, and Gambia rivers originate in Guinea. Guinea originally refers to the entire area south of the Sahara Desert in Africa and north of the Gulf of Guinea. The Irish language, meaning 'the country of blacks.' Guinea's economy is mainly dependent on agriculture and mineral production. It is the world's second largest bauxite producer and has rich diamond and gold deposits. The country was Ebola in 2014 At the core of the epidemic. Human rights in Guinea are still a controversial issue. In 2011, the US government claimed that torture and abuse of women and children by security forces (such as female genital mutilation) are continuing human rights violations.

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Freedom-'Freedom'-Liberté

'Freedom' is the national anthem of the African country of Guinea. It was used after the country's independence in 1958 and was composed by Keita Fulda. The The national anthem is a pan-Africanist song.

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The ratio is 2:3. The three-color vertical flag of red, yellow and green. The red condenses the blood of the martyrs who fight for freedom; the yellow one The sun shines on the land of Africa. It is the source of life and a symbol of wealth; green forests and agricultural products are rich gifts from nature. The three colors also represent the three meanings of labor, justice and unity.

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