Madagascar is the world's fifth-largest island, located in the Southwest Indian Ocean off the coast of Africa. It boasts an extraordinary level of endemism: over ninety per cent of its species are found nowhere else on Earth. The island is the exclusive habitat of the Lemurs, the primary symbol of its immense biodiversity. The nation is home to over 30 million Malagasy people, organised into eighteen recognised ethnic groups who maintain distinct traditions and regional forms of the Malagasy language. The Merina dialect, spoken in the central highlands, functions as the official and administrative language across the regions. Economically, Madagascar is globally significant as the world's leading producer of vanilla, with other cash crops like cloves and coffee forming a fundamental pillar of the national economy.
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