In international telecommunications numbering plans established by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), +240 is the official international country calling code for Equatorial Guinea, a sovereign nation located in Central Africa. When placing a phone call to a landline or mobile subscriber inside Equatorial Guinea from another country, callers must dial their local international access prefix, followed by +240, and then the specific regional subscriber number. This prefix uniquely routes telecommunication traffic to the Central African region, separating it from North American or European dialing standards.
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