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New Zealand هي دولة جزيرة في جنوب غرب المحيط الهادئ
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Introduction
New Zealand is a country in Oceania,
southwest of the Pacific Ocean, consisting of two large islands (the North
Island and the South Island), and much smaller islands, such as Stewart Island
and Chatham Islands. This country is very isolated geographically and the
population is mainly of European origin. The Maori are the largest minority,
followed by other important minorities in New Zealand, such as Polynesians and
Asians. This territory of 268 680 km² counts approximately 4 331 600
inhabitants.
Its history is relatively short
because it is one of the last territories discovered by the man. Maori arrived
in the years 1050 to 1300, while the Europeans landed in 1642.
This country was first an English
colony until 1840, then a dominion in 1907. The independence of New Zealand is
obtained in 1947 when the country enters the Commonwealth.
The flag of New Zealand is composed
of the English flag (to symbolize the alliance with England) and four red and
white stars representing the constellation of the Southern Cross and
symbolizing the country's belonging to the hemisphere South.
The national language is English,
although sign language and Maori also have an official status. The capital is
Wellington but the largest city Auckland, and the currency is the New Zealand
dollar (1 NZD = 0.823 Dollar).
The New Zealand HDI is the 3rd best
HDI in the world (0.907) behind Norway and Australia. This is due to its record
growth in a period when economic conditions were poor (between 2008 and 2010).
Indeed, during this period this country has gone from the 21st to the 3rd
place.
The regime is officially a
parliamentary monarchy, but whose monarch has no political influence. It is in
fact an independent parliamentary democracy.
The New Zealand regime is a
parliamentary monarchy. Parliament is above all other institutions. The
government is led by the prime minister (John Key since 2008), the monarch
(Elizabeth II) has no influence.
New Zealand does not have a formal
written constitution, but it has a constitutional framework based on
parliamentary texts, constitutional conventions, and the Treaty of Waitangi.
Minorities are respected, Maori are
represented in parliament with a proportion of seats in parliament identical to
the proportion of Maori in the population. Finally it is a country on, with a
negligible crime rate.
With one of the best clues of
democracy in the world, New Zealand's political system works very well.
Freedoms and minorities are respected and represented, and New Zealand's
insularity and history make this country at peace with its neighbors.
New Zealand has a good command of
public finances. In addition, this country has a strong banking system.
Nevertheless the New Zealand economy
still has problems. Indeed, it is a small economy and especially, which is
dependent on foreign investment. In addition, the earthquake that destroyed
part of the Canterbury region will be expensive for the state (although the
reconstruction of housing will support the growth of building companies in the
coming years).
New Zealand did not experience a
recession during the crisis period and the growth it began during this period
seems to be stabilizing.
To summarize, the New Zealand
industries will be supported by the reconstruction of homes destroyed by the
earthquake. The country can rely on solid foundations to grow and continue to
grow. Nevertheless, the phenomenon of insularity makes New Zealand's economy
dependent on foreign investment.
geographical and environmental.
New Zealand is located in an active seismic
area. Low to medium intensity earthquakes are common (the Christchurch
earthquake of February 22, 2011). Seismic danger is the most important
Conclusion:
New Zealand is a small country, former
English colony, which lives the phenomenon of insularity. This phenomenon has
several influences on the country. This provokes a feeling of national unity
and brings the various ethnic groups closer together, the budget of the New
Zealand army is weak because of the absence of a neighbor and therefore of
contestation of the territory, and so on.
The main and only real risk for this
country is the seismic risk, which is present. Because democracy is one of the
democracies that respects the freedoms of the world the most. The economy,
although limited and dependent on investor countries, has not experienced a
recession during the crisis and is stabilizing. Finally, New Zealand is heavily
involved in international institutions, and has the attention of other
countries because of the proper functioning of these institutions and its
economy.
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