Countries And Capitals Of North Africa

The African continent, like the rest of the continents, consists of different geographical areas, in this case, Africa It is subdivided into 5 geographic areas:

1. North Africa
2. South Africa
3. East africa
4. West africa
5. Central Africa

This time we will talk about the first subdivision, North Africa, this region borders to the north with the Mediterranean Sea, to the south with the Sahara region, to the east with Mount Sinai and the Red Sea, to the west with the Atlantic Ocean and consists of 7 countries:

• Country: Algeria
  Capital: Algiers
  
• Country: Egypt
  Capital: Cairo
  
• Country: Libya
  Capital: Tripoli
  
• Country: Morocco
  Capital: Rabat
  
• Country: Sudan
  Capital: Khartoum
  
• Country: South Sudan
  Capital: Yuba
  
• Country: Tunisia
  Capital: Tunis

This African region has a population belonging to two ethnic groups: Arabs and Berbers, likewise, the inhabitants of North Africa They are in their vast majority of Muslim religion with approximately 97%, while the remaining 3% are Christian and Jewish.
On North Africa Mainly, 4 languages ​​are spoken: Arabic, French, Berber and Spanish, in addition to a large number of dialects and unofficial languages ​​that are used among its inhabitants.

Being a region characterized by agriculture, fishing, livestock and mining, North Africa, finds in the tourist industry, especially in tourism attracted by the treasures of ancient Egypt, one of its main economic activities.