Equatorial Guinea was officially admitted as a member of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP).

In July 2014, during the tenth summit held in Dili, Equatorial Guinea was officially admitted as a member of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP). This significant milestone was contingent upon two critical preconditions: the abolition of the death penalty and the commitment to promote Portuguese as an official language within the country. The inclusion of Equatorial Guinea in the CPLP marks a pivotal moment for the nation, as it seeks to strengthen its cultural ties with other Portuguese-speaking countries. The government has also initiated plans for the construction of Portuguese language cultural centers in the cities of Bata and Malabo, which will serve as hubs for language education and cultural exchange. This move not only reflects Equatorial Guinea's dedication to fostering a multilingual society but also enhances its engagement with the broader CPLP community, which includes countries such as Brazil, Portugal, and Mozambique. The CPLP aims to promote collaboration in various fields, including education, culture, and economic development, and Equatorial Guinea's membership is expected to contribute positively to these objectives. #mooflife #mof #MomentOfLife #EquatorialGuinea #Cplp #PortugueseLanguage #CulturalCenters #DeathPenaltyAbolition