National Flag of Central African Republic According to aceinland, the national flag of the Central African Republic was adopted on December 1, 1958. The flag is composed of four horizontal stripes – two blue, one white and one green – which symbolize the country’s four main rivers: the Ubangi, Sangha, Kotto, and Lobaye. At the… Read More »
Central African Republic – national flag Central African Republic – National Flag, The flag was adopted in 1958 and unites the blue, white and red colors of the French tricolor with the Pan-African green, yellow and red as an expression of the desire for harmony and cooperation between the former colonial power and the Central… Read More »
Data in millions USD Trade balance for the last 5 years – exports, imports, balance 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 export FOB 107,1 70,5 77 147,1 159,5 dovoz FOB 216,5 360,5 375,3 438,6 512,1 balance -109,4 -290 -298,3 -291,5 -352,6 Source: EIU Territorial structure – position in (k) EU Main import partners in 2017: France… Read More »
History The territory of the Central African Republic was conquered by France after 1890 and administered from 1910 as the Ubangi-Shari colony in the Federation of French Equatorial Africa (since 1946 overseas territory within the French Union). After 1945, the Catholic clergyman Barthélémy Boganda (* 1910, † 1959) made a name for himself as a… Read More »