East Timor

East Timor, a small country in the South Pacific, has long experienced a history of turbulence. It was advertised as the first independent country of the 21st century, but the government declared its first independence in November 1975. East Timor spent more than 300 years under the rule of Portugal and the influence of the colonial era mainly formed the culture and society of East Timor. As a result, the development which is different from neighboring countries of East Timor has little in common with the former Dutch colony which became Indonesia.

In East Timor (former East Timor), East Timor 's Director - General of the Interim Government of the United Nations proposed the process of establishing the Constitution 10 years ago, followed by the process of United Nations' aid for Cambodia. It is excluded, it is done mainly secretly. The interim government was not aware of the increase in the number of more participatory processes that occurred in the ten years following the Cambodian experience. There is no focus on the Constitutional Assistance at the UN headquarters reflecting the lessons learned by the Cambodians and the subsequent experience and emphasizes new good practices.

Twenty years ago, I never heard about the East Timor Democratic Republic. The uprising in East Timor established the East Timor, the youngest country in East Asia in 2002. Despite many challenges, East Timor remains struggling to gain the foothold of the global economy. After 15 years of independence, East Timor has maintained a positive growth rate despite the slow growth in the public sector and the private sector. The economy is highly dependent on oil exports and mining. Other economic industries such as consumer goods and telecommunications are still largely dominated by foreign participants.

The agricultural industry is an industry that mainly contributes to export income. East Timor is mainly dependent on its natural resources as its export source. Coffee is one of the main projects of export of East Timor. The best type of coffee in Arabic varieties is the best type to attract East Timor buyers, but East Timor is one of the smallest coffee producers in the world. East Timor's coffee production amount is about 10,000 tons per year. Coffee generates income of about 20 million dollars a year. In addition, the Timor government raised coffee export tax. It certainly will promote coffee trade. The main income of other East Timor exports is sandalwood and coconut. Sandalwood is cultivated especially in the hilly terrain of East Timor and it is a major export product. East Timor is the best island to plant coconut trees, so the coconut tree grows along the coast. Coconut exports to various countries