The geographical location of these five countries can be described as "excellent." The Southern Hemisphere is already relatively remote, and they are located in America, even more distant from the Eurasian continent. Though the main territory of East Africa is in the Southern Hemisphere, East Africa maintains relatively close ties with the Indian Ocean and Eurasian continent, making travel to Europe and Asia quite convenient.
These countries, however, are different. The fact that they could avoid both World Wars proves this. Even remote parts of Africa were among the battlefields of World Wars I and II, and Oceania was once coveted by the Japanese. The peaceful state of South America in global trade confirms South America's disadvantageous position.
