Ecuador
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Official name: Republic of Ecuador
National Day: August 10th (Independence Day)
Capital City:Quito
Form of government: Republican, presidential, elective, representative, responsible, alternative, participatory and decentralized administration. Branches: Legislative, judicial, transparency, and citizen control
Political Division: Ecuador is divided into 24 provinces, distributed into four natural regions: Amazonas, Sierra, Costa and Insular Region
Head of State: Daniel Noboa
Area: 256,370 km²
Population:13,782,329 million
Language: Spanish (official)
Currency: American Dollar
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April 22: International Mother Earth Day
Announcement Today, April 22, the International Mother Earth Day is celebrated worldwide, a day we have the opportunity to recognize the...
Promoting Regional Health Agenda, subject of a working meeting between ACTO and PAHO/WHO
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ACTO celebrates World Water Day with various activities at the 8th World Water Forum
Brasilia, March 22, 2018.-Today, March 22, World Water Day is celebrated and this year, it focuses on exploring how nature can help us...
Celebrations begin for the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Amazon Cooperation Treaty
Brasilia, march 21, 2018.- The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) began the celebrations for the 40th anniversary of the...
ACTO and CAF sign an agreement to promote environmental conservation
Brasília, March 19, 2018– Today, March 19, a Framework Cooperation Agreement was signed between Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization...
ACTO to participate at the World Water Forum
The Amazon Cooperation Treaty Organization (ACTO) will participate at the 8th World Water Forum, which is the first time for the Southern...