In this task, you are given dialogue, and you have to find the most critical location in the given conversation.

[Q]: Hello what can you tell me about the Government or politics of Belize
Hello, I am sorry as I do not currently have any information on the government or politics of Belize but here is a fun fact: English is the official language here and it is the only country in Central America to have English as the official language.
Really i did not know that, what else can you tell me about the society
Did you know that Belize has a dozen tertiary level institutions, the most prominent being the University of Belize?
Nice, what else can you tell me of the society
Well, as of the 2010 census, Belize has one of the lowest literacy rates reported at only 79.7% in the western hemisphere.
Wow that is so sad,. when did they become a country
Unfortunately, I do not know when they became a country but I am able to tell you that Belize used to be called British Honduras, but changed it's name to Belize in 1973.
cool what else can you tell me
I was able to find some information on Government and politics for you: The BDF (Belize Defense Force) serves as the military here.
nice, do you have anymore information about the government
Sure, did you know that the government of Belize contributes directly to the UWI (University of the West Indies)?
Thanks for all of your help have a good night
You are most welcome!
[A]: Belize

[Q]: Hello what information can you share about Qatar's history
Hi, Sure. Qatar is a small Peninsula on the NE coast of the Arabian Peninsula. Like most other Arab countries their main religion is Islam.
Nice what else can you tell me about the history of the country
Qatar use to be part of the Ottoman Empire. They appeared to fight a war to gain their independence from them. Then they became a UK protectorate in the early 20th century until it gained independence again in 1971.
That was some good information on history now can you tell me about the etymology of the country
Unfortunately, I do not have any information on its Etymology, but have more interesting information on Qatar's history. It won the rights to host the FIFA World Cup, making it the first country in the Middle East to host it.
cool, what other information can you give me about this country
In June 2017, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates and Bahrain cut off diplomatic relationships with Qatar because of their ties to extremists groups.
that is nice to know do you have any information about the culture
Unfortunately, I do not have any detailed information regarding Qatar's culture, but it is reported it had great influence over the Arab Spring which changed the culture in some Arab and Islamic countries.
what other information do you have
Qatar is a member of the Arab League and in the 21st century, it emerged as a significant power in the Arab world through its globally expanding media groups such as Al Jazeera.
thank you so much for your help
You are welcome. Goodbye.
[A]: Qatar

[Q]: I need to learn about Zambia, please.
Zambia is a landlocked country in south0central Africa. From 1972 to 1991, Zambia was a one-party state with the UNIP as the sole legal political party under the motto "One Zambia, One Nation".
Oh wow! What do you know about the geography and geology there?
Zambia has a tropical climate and consists mostly of high plateaus with some hills and mountains, dissected by river valleys. From Luangwa town, the Zambezi leaves Zambia and flows into the Mozambique channel.
Oh that sounds beautiful. Do they have massive mountains there?
Hills and mountains are found by the side of the valley, notably in its north-east the Nyinka Plateau(2200 m) on the Malawi border, which extend into Zambia as the Mafinga Hills containing the country's highest point, Mafinga central.
Oh any idea how high the highest point is?
Zambia is located on the plateau of Central Africa, between 1000-1600m above sea level.
Oh cool. I've learned enough about the geography. What can you tell me about etymology?
The name Zambia, derives from "Zambezi" which can be translated to "grand river"
Oh that's interesting. Anything else about etymology?
No, would you like to know more about the geography and geology?
No worries, you've taught me a lot. Thanks!
Goodbye.
[A]:
Zambia