Comoros - They Say, We Say...

Other countries say...

"Comoros has experienced frequent strikes and civil unrest, resulting in violent clashes between police and demonstrators. As the government completes the transition to constitutional federalism, periodic strikes and protests against the Union and Anjouan island governments will likely continue to occur." US State Department

"The Union of the Comoros is predominantly Muslim, and it is important that you respect the customs associated with Islam. Whilst Comorans are tolerant towards other cultures (for example, alcohol is not banned and is available in hotels and restaurants), they expect moderate behaviour from non-Muslim visitors, such as non-consumption of alcohol in public places, and modest dress in public.

"Homosexuality is not illegal between consenting adults in Comoros." UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Cormoros says...

"Tourism offers real potentialities but still remains insufficiently exploited, in the absence of adequate infrastructures and essential human resources. The aerial and maritime enclave prevents the archipelago becoming a real tourist attraction center . "Mission to the UN, Cormoros.