Cabo Verde

Cabo Verde

Cape Verde (officially the Republic of Cape Verde) is an island country located in the Atlantic Ocean. It is located in western Africa, near the western coast of the continent. The form of government is a democratic republic. The head of state is the president, who is elected for a 5-year term. The capital is the city of Praia. The climate in Cape Verde is mainly subtropical, with a rainy season (August and September) and dry periods. The temperature does not change much throughout the year. The population is approximately 587,000 (2021). The official language in Cape Verde is Portuguese. However, creole languages such as Cape Verdean Creole are also common. Despite the fact that the country has few natural resources, the standard of living and economic development is one of the best among African countries. The country is interested in investing in tourism, fisheries and infrastructure. Actively develops these sectors. The level of medicine in the country is quite high. There are two central hospitals, as well as four regional ones. In addition, there are many private clinics. The people of this country are among the healthiest in Africa. Primary and secondary education in Cape Verde is compulsory and free. It is possible to obtain higher education at one of ten institutes. The education system resembles the Portuguese one, but recently it has been changing towards the American version. Cape Verdean citizenship can be obtained through naturalization after a certain stay in the country and meeting certain conditions. Attractions include Saba National Park, the historic city of Sao Filipe and cultural festivals. The country actively attracts immigrants from all over the world, especially in the fields of tourism and education.