Senegal – A West African country on the Atlantic coast, known for its political stability, vibrant culture, and music traditions. Its capital, Dakar, is a major regional hub. The economy is based on services, fishing, agriculture, and growing energy projects.
Gambia – The smallest country in mainland Africa, stretching along the Gambia River and almost entirely surrounded by Senegal. It relies on agriculture, tourism, and trade. Known for river ecosystems and bird biodiversity.
Guinea-Bissau – A coastal West African nation with many islands (Bijagós Archipelago). Its economy is largely driven by cashew nut exports and small-scale agriculture. It has rich ethnic diversity but faces ongoing political and economic challenges.
