Zimbabwe in 2002 was a sovereign state with Robert Mugabe as its President. It was located in Southern Africa and the population of Zimbabwe at that time was approximately 12 million people and its official language was English. The country had a presidential system of government with an elected president […]
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Zambia in 2002 was a sovereign state with Levy Mwanawasa as its President. It was located in Southern Africa and the population of Zambia at that time was approximately 10 million people and its official language was English. The country had a republican system of government with an elected president […]
Yemen in 2002 was a sovereign state with Ali Abdullah Saleh as its President. It was located in the Middle East and the population of Yemen at that time was approximately 18 million people and its official language was Arabic. The country had a republican system of government with an […]
Yearbook 2002 Western Sahara. The UN Security Council extended the mandate of the UN Force MINURSO several times. The latest decision is for February 2003. The 540 observers will check the ceasefire from 1991 and prepare for a referendum on V’s future. But the independence movement Polisario and Morocco remained […]
Vietnam in 2002 was a sovereign state with Tran Duc Luong as its President. It was located in the Southeast Asia and the population of Vietnam at that time was approximately 79 million people and its official language was Vietnamese. The country had a communist system of government with an […]
Venezuela in 2002 was a sovereign state with Hugo Chavez as its President. It was located in the northern part of South America and the population of Venezuela at that time was approximately 24 million people and its official language was Spanish. The country had a presidential system of government […]
Vatican City in 2002 was a sovereign state with Pope John Paul II as its Head of State. It was located within the city of Rome and the population of Vatican City at that time was approximately 1,000 people and its official language was Italian. The country had a monarchical-sacerdotal […]
Vanuatu in 2002 was a parliamentary republic with Kalkot Matas Kelekele as its Head of State. It was composed of eighty-two islands and the population of Vanuatu at that time was approximately 200,000 people and its official language was Bislama. The country had a parliamentary system of government with a […]
Uzbekistan in 2002 was a presidential republic with Islam Karimov as its Head of State. It was composed of twelve provinces and the population of Uzbekistan at that time was approximately 25 million people and its official language was Uzbek. The country had a presidential system of government with Islam […]
Uruguay in 2002 was a constitutional republic with President Jorge Batlle as its Head of State. It was composed of nineteen departments and the population of Uruguay at that time was approximately 3.3 million people and its official language was Spanish. The country had a presidential system of government with […]
The United States in 2002 was a federal constitutional republic with President George W. Bush as its Head of State. It was composed of fifty states and the population of the US at that time was approximately 287 million people and its official language was English. The country had a […]
The United Kingdom in 2002 was a constitutional monarchy with Queen Elizabeth II as its Head of State. It was composed of four countries: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The population of the UK at that time was approximately 59 million people and its official language was English. The […]
In 2002, the United Arab Emirates was a federation of seven emirates located in the Middle East. The population was approximately 3 million people and its official language was Arabic. The country had a federal presidential system of government with Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan serving as its President […]
In 2002, Ukraine was an independent country located in Eastern Europe with a population of approximately 50 million people. Its official language was Ukrainian but Russian was also widely spoken. According to computerannals, the country had a semi-presidential republic government with Leonid Kuchma serving as the President since 1994. The […]
In 2002, Uganda was a landlocked country located in East Africa with a population of approximately 24 million people. Its official language was English but other languages such as Luganda, Runyankore and Swahili were also widely spoken. The country was made up of several ethnic groups including the Baganda, Basoga […]
Tuvalu in 2002 was a small country made up of nine islands located in the South Pacific Ocean. It had a total population of 11,000 people who lived mainly on the islands of Funafuti, Vaitupu, Nanumea, Nukufetau and Nui. The main industries were fishing and copra production. According to computerannals, […]
Turkmenistan is a Central Asian country located in the Caspian Sea region in 2002. It had a population of around 4.5 million people and its official language was Turkmen. The economy of Turkmenistan was largely driven by its energy sector which accounted for approximately 80% of GDP in 2002, while […]
Turkey is a Eurasian country located in the Eastern Mediterranean and Black Sea regions in 2002. It had a population of around 67 million people and its official language was Turkish. The economy of Turkey was largely driven by its manufacturing and tourism sector which accounted for approximately 33% of […]
Tunisia is a North African country located in the Mediterranean Sea in 2002. It had a population of around 10 million people and its official language was Arabic. The economy of Tunisia was largely driven by its tourism sector which accounted for approximately 8% of GDP in 2002, while other […]
Trinidad and Tobago was a small island nation located in the Caribbean Sea in 2002. It had a population of around 1.3 million people and its official language was English. The economy of Trinidad and Tobago was largely driven by its petroleum sector which accounted for approximately 60% of GDP […]
Tonga was a small island nation located in the South Pacific Ocean in 2002. It had a population of around 105,000 people and its official language was English. The economy of Tonga was largely driven by its agricultural sector which accounted for approximately 20% of GDP in 2002, while other […]
In 2002, Togo was a West African country with a population of around 5 million people. It had been an independent nation since 1960 and its official language was French, although many other languages were spoken in the region. The economy of Togo was largely driven by its agricultural sector […]
In 2002, Thailand was a Southeast Asian country with a population of around 60 million people. It had been an independent kingdom since 1350 and its official language was Thai, although English and Chinese were also widely spoken. The economy of Thailand was largely driven by its export-oriented manufacturing sector […]
In 2002, Tanzania was a large East African country with a population of around 33 million people. It had been an independent republic since 1961 and its official language was Swahili, although English and Arabic were also widely spoken. The economy of Tanzania was largely driven by its agricultural sector […]
In 2002, Tajikistan was a landlocked country located in Central Asia with a population of around 6 million people. It had been an independent republic since 1991 following the dissolution of the Soviet Union and its official language was Tajik, although Russian was also widely spoken. The economy of Tajikistan […]
In 2002, Taiwan was a small island nation located off the coast of mainland China. It had a population of around 23 million people, predominantly of Han Chinese ethnicity, and was officially known as the Republic of China. The official language was Mandarin Chinese but Taiwanese Hokkien and Hakka were […]
In 2002, Syria was a Middle Eastern country with a population of just over 17 million people. It was bordered by Turkey to the north, Iraq to the east, Jordan to the south and Israel and Lebanon to the west. Arabic was the official language but Kurdish, Armenian, Aramaic and […]
In 2002, Switzerland was a prosperous country in Central Europe with a population of just over 7 million people. It had an area of 41,285 square kilometers and was bordered by France to the west, Italy to the south and Germany to the north. Its official language was German but […]
In 2002, Sweden was a prosperous country in Northern Europe with a population of just under 8 million people. It had an area of 450,295 square kilometers and was bordered by Norway to the west and Finland to the northeast. Swedish was the official language but English was also widely […]
In 2002, the Republic of Suriname was located in Northern South America and had a population of approximately 470,000 people. The country was predominantly Dutch-speaking and its economy was largely driven by mining and forestry products. According to computerannals, the government of Suriname was led by President Ronald Venetiaan, who […]
In 2002, the Republic of Sudan was located in Northeast Africa and had a population of approximately 37 million people. The country was predominantly Muslim and Arabic-speaking and its economy was largely driven by oil production. According to computerannals, the government of Sudan was led by President Omar al-Bashir, who […]
In 2002, Sri Lanka was a small island nation located in the Indian Ocean, with a population of approximately 19 million people. The economy was largely driven by agriculture and tourism and the country had recently emerged from a civil war that had lasted for nearly three decades. The government […]
In 2002, Spain was a country located in the south-western portion of Europe with a population of approximately 40 million people. The economy was largely driven by exports of machinery and vehicles, tourism, and agriculture. It had one of the strongest economies in Europe and was a member of the […]
Between the State of Mahdia and the Free State Congo The territories that today make up South Sudan were missing out on the Turkish-Egyptian occupation when Mahdi revolutionized today’s Sudan in 1881 and established an Islamic state there. The Turkish-Egyptian capital Khartoum fell in 1885. A year earlier, the conquest […]
In 2002, South Korea was a country located in the East Asia region. It had a population of almost 49 million people and was one of the most economically developed countries in the region. The economy was largely driven by exports of electronics, automobiles, and shipbuilding as well as services […]
In 2002, South Africa was a country located at the southern tip of the African continent. It had a population of around 44 million people and was composed of diverse ethnic and racial groups. Despite being one of the wealthiest countries in Africa, it faced significant social challenges such as […]
In 2002, Somalia was a country located in the Horn of Africa. It had a population of around 8 million people and was composed of diverse ethnic and religious groups. According to computerannals, the country was highly impoverished due to years of civil war and drought, leading to widespread food […]
In 2002, the Solomon Islands was an island nation located in the South Pacific Ocean. It comprised of around 900 islands and had a population of around 500,000 people. The majority of the population lived in rural areas and relied mainly on subsistence farming and fishing as their main sources […]
In 2002, Slovenia was a Central European nation that had recently emerged from the dissolution of Yugoslavia. The country was still in the process of transitioning to a market-based economy after decades of communist rule. The Slovenian economy was largely dependent on the production of automobiles, steel and chemical products. […]
In 2002, Slovakia was a Central European nation that had recently emerged from the dissolution of Czechoslovakia. The country was still in the process of transitioning to a market-based economy after decades of communist rule. The Slovakian economy was largely dependent on the production of automobiles, steel and chemical products. […]
In 2002, Singapore was a thriving Southeast Asian nation known for its economic success and efficient government. After gaining independence from Britain in the late 1950s, Singapore had quickly become one of the most prosperous countries in the region. The country’s economy was highly diversified, with a focus on manufacturing […]
In 2002, Sierra Leone was a country slowly recovering from a decade of civil war. The conflict had devastated the country, leaving much of its infrastructure and economy in ruins. The population of almost 5 million people was struggling to rebuild their lives and livelihoods. The government was working to […]
Seychelles in 2002 was a nation of many contrasts. Located in the Indian Ocean, it was a small nation of only 90,000 people but with immense natural beauty. Its main industries were tourism and fishing, with the latter providing much needed employment for the locals. According to computerannals, the capital […]
In 2002, Serbia was a large, landlocked country located in the Balkans. The population of Serbia in 2002 was around 10 million people and Serbian was the official language. According to computerannals, the capital city of Belgrade was home to many government buildings, as well as popular tourist attractions such […]
In 2002, Senegal was a large, coastal country located in West Africa. The population of Senegal in 2002 was around 11 million people and French was the official language. According to computerannals, the capital city of Dakar was home to many government buildings, as well as popular tourist attractions such […]
In 2002, Saudi Arabia was a large, desert country located in the Middle East. The population of Saudi Arabia in 2002 was around 19 million people and Arabic was the official language. According to computerannals, the capital city of Riyadh was home to many government buildings, as well as popular […]
In 2002, Sao Tome and Principe was a small, tropical island country located in the Gulf of Guinea off the western coast of Central Africa. The population of Sao Tome and Principe in 2002 was around 150 thousand people and Portuguese was the official language. According to computerannals, the capital […]
In 2002, San Marino was a small, landlocked country located in the Apennine Mountains of central Italy. The population of San Marino in 2002 was around 29 thousand people and Italian was the official language. According to computerannals, the capital city of San Marino was home to many government buildings, […]
In 2002, Samoa was an island country located in the South Pacific Ocean. It was composed of two main islands, Upolu and Savai’i, surrounded by numerous smaller islands. The population of Samoa in 2002 was around 180 thousand people and Samoan was the official language. According to computerannals, the capital […]
In 2002, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines was an island country located in the Caribbean. It was composed of multiple main islands, surrounded by numerous smaller islands. The population of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in 2002 was around 118 thousand people and English was the official language. According to […]
In 2002, Saint Lucia was a small island country located in the Caribbean. It was composed of one main island, surrounded by numerous smaller islands. The population of Saint Lucia in 2002 was around 160 thousand people and English was the official language. According to computerannals, the capital city of […]