Western Sahara

Capital city of Western Sahara

El Aaiún

El Aaiún

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Typical landscape of Western Sahara, located in Tifariti.	Tifariti, 2005
	Police checkpoint at suburbs of Laayoune.
Satellite image of Western Sahara, generated from raster graphics data supplied by The Map Library	Town in Western Sahara

Religions practiced in Western Sahara

Pie chart showing the religions of Western Sahara

Religion	Percentage of Population
Maliki	99%
Catholicism	1%

Frequently Asked Questions

Q:
What is the calling code to call people in Western Sahara?
A:
The country's calling code prefix is 212.
Q:
What type of money is officially accepted in Western Sahara?
A:
The currencies accepted in this country include the Moroccan dirham.
Q:
What form of government is used in Western Sahara?
A:
The governing regime is a Semi-presidential system.
Q:
What currency was previously used in Western Sahara?
A:
Western Sahara's former currency includes the Spanish peseta.
Q:
What time zone is Western Sahara in?
A:
This region is in the Greenwich Mean Time.
Q:
Which city is the capital of Western Sahara?
A:
The capital is El Aaiún.

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