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The world is big, and there are many countries. Every country has its own unique characteristics, and when we talk about China, the pride is really indescribable!
But there are still some countries that are still trapped in the shadow of war, especially those in poor Africa. Wars, political turmoil, and poor infrastructure seem to be out of touch with the outside world.
In countries where there is a huge gap between the rich and the poor, the rich enjoy a life of luxury, while the poor live in poverty and despair.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan is in shambles, with people displaced and hungry for food.
The 2001 war in the United States and the Taliban's return to power in recent years have exacerbated people's lives, and they are facing hardship and hardship every day.
Angola
This country is really rich in oil resources, but their biggest sin is to harbor it.
Because there are always internal wars, coupled with the serious problem of corruption, no matter how much oil is sold, the economy has not improved, and the whole country is like a sick old man.
The 1992 civil war, which turned the country upside down, and the ouster of President Dos Santos in 2017, had a huge impact on the country.
Bangladesh
The country is densely populated and prone to natural disasters, and Bangladesh's infrastructure is struggling to cope.
The gap between the rich and the poor is too obvious, and the collapse of Rana Plaza in 2013 and the frequent floods are heavy shackles to their social progress and economic development.
These predicaments not only affect the quality of life of the people, but also limit the harmonious and stable development of the whole society.
Benin
The country's economy is basically supported by cotton. But the biggest problem is also this cotton.
Such an economic foundation is like a reed in the wind, and if there is a little wind and grass in the international market, it will have to follow suit.
Their infrastructure there is almost like a wasteland.
In 2019, the price of cotton suddenly plummeted, and the entire country's economy was swept away by a storm.
Burkina Faso
This country is dominated by agriculture, and if there is a little bit of turmoil, such as bad weather, pests and diseases, the whole agriculture will suffer.
The terrorist attacks in Ouagadougou in 2016 were truly terrifying! The development of these areas feels like living by prayer,
Burundi
The civil war had caused the country's economy to collapse, and agriculture could not support the economic development of the entire country, so it could basically be said that it had stagnated. After the end of the civil war in 2005, the economic situation shows no signs of improving.
Central African Republic
The country is really rich in minerals, but it's a pity that the two big troubles of civil war and corruption are like putting a tight spell on the economy and making a mess.
In 2013, the Seleka rebels overthrew the government and the country was in chaos.
The common people are really miserable, and the war and corruption have made the country miserable.
Chad
Oil and agriculture, civil wars and coups d'état, are the norm in the country. The Chadian civil war in 2006 and the death of President Déby in 2021 are big events.
When it comes to the country's oil and agriculture and those civil wars and coups, it's just endless, and the people don't have a good time.
The Chadian civil war in 2006 devastated the entire country. The death of President Déby in 2021 in combat is truly shocking and regrettable.
Democratic Republic of the Congo
Congo is super rich in resources, but unfortunately, it has always been mired in civil war.
The infrastructure in this place is sloppy, and the economy is like running on a runway, but it always can't reach the finish line, and it always stagnates.
From 1996 to 2003, the war in Congo was fought horribly. Not only has the country's economy been hit hard, but it has also triggered a humanitarian crisis.
Djibouti
The geographical location of this country is not to be said, it is great! But the problem is that the economy is too small, high unemployment and poverty go hand in hand, and even basic water resources are scarce.
The turmoil at Djibouti's Port of Dolarare in 2017 was a wake-up call, which exposed the country's over-reliance on the port economy.
Eritrea
Eritrea is in turmoil, with a dictatorship and constant conflict bringing the economy to a standstill. The sanctions imposed by the international community have made Eritrea's economic situation even worse.
In 2009, the United Nations sanctions against Eritrea undoubtedly put more pressure on the country's economy.
Ethiopia
When it comes to Ethiopia, an agricultural country, it is really "dependent on the sky".
When climate change affects crops and the people have a hard time.
The Tigray conflict in 2020 had too much impact on the country's economy.
Everyone is busy dealing with conflicts, how can they bother to engage in agricultural production? Coupled with the natural disasters brought about by climate change, the people who farm the land want to cry without tears.
Gambia
Tourism and agriculture in this place are not going to work, and the economy is also declining in a linear manner.
The politics are volatile, the infrastructure looks like the last century, and poverty is even more frustrating.
The 2016 presidential election crisis had a huge impact on the country, and its economic development was dragged out of breath.
Haiti
Earthquakes and hurricanes are constantly hitting, the government is corrupt, the infrastructure is poor, and the economy is crawling like a snail. The 2010 earthquake in Haiti caused a huge economic and humanitarian disaster.
The government is not doing anything, and the infrastructure is not keeping up. The 2010 earthquake in Haiti was a huge economic and humanitarian disaster.
Lesotho
Landlocked countries have few resources, their economies depend on South Africa, and their agriculture is unreliable and poverty-stricken. The 2014 coup d'état led to political instability in the country and affected the economy.
When it comes to this landlocked country, it really feels a bit "stretched".
Most of the economy has to rely on South Africa to "pull a hand", and agriculture is not very strong, resulting in a very serious poverty problem. The coup d'état in 2014 made the whole country politically turbulent and the economy was also hit hard.
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Here are the real sources of information:
Baidu Encyclopedia - "Least Developed Countries"