The three letters of Zambia's national abbreviation are "ZMB", which is abbreviated from its English name "The Republic of Zambia". Zambia is a developing country in central Africa. Its land area is 753,000 square kilometers and its currency name is Kwacha.

It has 73 tribes, mainly Pemba and Tonga. The official language is English, with 3 1 tribal language. The average elevation of most plateaus in the whole territory is 1, 000- 1, 500 meters, which inclines from northeast to southwest. There is the famous Mosio Tunia Falls on the Zambezi River.

Natural resources and economic development

Zambia has a tropical grassland climate and a mild climate. The mineral deposits are mainly copper, which is known as the "country of copper mines". In addition, there are cobalt, lead, cadmium, selenium, nickel, zinc, manganese, tin, gold, silver, iron, uranium, coal, emeralds, crystals, vanadium, graphite and mica. The main crops are corn, peanuts, cotton, tobacco, sugar cane and so on.

Mining is the most important sector in the national economy, and its industries include oil refining, chemical fertilizer, textile, cement, glass, grain processing, sugar making, copper products, tires and automobile assembly. Export copper, cobalt, zinc, lead, wood, tobacco, sugar, etc. Import machinery and equipment, petroleum, chemicals, medicine and textiles.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Zambia