Equatorial Guinea has officially moved its capital from Malabo to Ciudad de la Paz, marking a significant milestone in the country’s history. The presidential decree, issued on January 3, 2026, concludes nearly two decades of planning and development efforts dedicated to this monumental shift.
Key Reasons Behind the Move
This relocation reflects Equatorial Guinea’s broader vision to:
- Promote regional development
- Enhance administrative efficiency
- Modernize infrastructure and government operations
- Better integrate the mainland’s citizens with the capital
About Ciudad de la Paz
Situated on the mainland, Ciudad de la Paz is strategically chosen to:
- Improve connectivity across Equatorial Guinea
- Foster economic growth throughout the nation
- Serve as a symbol of a new era in governance and development
This move ushers in hopes for better governance and closer ties between the government and mainland residents, cementing a foundation for future progress.
Residents and international observers alike are watching closely to gauge the impact of this transition on Equatorial Guinea’s growth and development. Stay tuned to Questiqa World News for ongoing updates on this historic change.
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