FAQs about COP23 Fiji-Bonn 2017
10. Where is Fiji and what are its most important data?
Fiji is a parliamentary republic located in an island group of Oceania in the Pacific Ocean, 4 hours flight from Eastern Australia and 3 hours from Northeast New Zealand. It has an approximate area of 7 thousand square miles. It is the country number 156 in size of the world. Its population for 2015 was something more than 900 thousand inhabitants. Its capital is Suva, but Nasinu is the city of greater population. Tourism accounts for about 25% of GDP. Tourists come mostly from Australia, New Zealand or the United States. Agriculture is of great importance to the country. The main products are sugar, coconut, cocoa, ginger, rice and tobacco. Livestock has relevance, especially cattle, dairy products, pork and poultry.
Other FAQs about COP23 Fiji-Bonn 2017
1. What is COP23 and what are its objectives?
2. Why is COP 23 held in Bonn?
3. Who preside COP23?
4. Why is COP23 headed by two countries?
5. What are the Bula and Bonn areas?
6. Will the United States participate in COP23?
7. What will be the consequences of the United States withdrawal from the Paris Agreement?
8. What does the motto of COP23 “One Conference, two zones” mean?
9. Why is Fiji so vulnerable to global warming?
10. Where is Fiji and what are its most important data?
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