In international telephone dialing plans governed by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), country code +240 is assigned to Equatorial Guinea, a sovereign nation located in Central Africa. When dialing a landline or mobile phone number within Equatorial Guinea from another country, callers must dial their local international access prefix, followed by country code 240, and then the specific regional subscriber number. This prefix is distinct from North American area codes or European dialing standards, uniquely routing telecommunication traffic to the Central African region.
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