Equatorial Guinea
Africa
Trade in Equatorial Guinea
Equatorial Guinea was the world’s 113 largest exporter of goods in 2021. Export values were 5.7 billion USD, with trade representing 89.43 per cent of GDP. In terms of imports, Equatorial Guinea is the world’s 153rd largest importer of goods. Import values were $2.4 million USD respectively in 2021. Equatorial Guinea is part of 1 Regional Trade Agreements, which is Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC).
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General InformationThis section includes general information on the economy, legal system, official languages and links to additional demographic information. |
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Official Name |
Republic of Equatorial Guinea |
Abbreviation |
GQ |
Capital |
Malabo |
WTO Membership Date |
Observer |
Legal System |
mixed system of civil and customary law |
Language |
French, Spanish |
Number of Time Zone(s) |
1 |
Additional Information | |
Financial InformationThis section includes financial information such as the currency, exchange rate lookup and local banks issuing trade finance. |
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Currency |
Central African CFA franc |
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Exchange Rate |
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Contact InformationThis section includes contact information for business support organizations and national resources. |
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Additional Information |
ePing alert |
Last Reviewed: June, 2023
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