Djibouti Hosts First Beach Festival
The first Djibouti Beach Festival concluded on Saturday, November 5, 2026, with various cultural, sports, and commercial activities.
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The first Djibouti Beach Festival concluded on Saturday, November 5, 2026, with various cultural, sports, and commercial activities.
Djibouti's National Water and Sanitation Office and Urban Rehabilitation and Social Housing Agency sign deal to enhance stormwater drainage in key city districts.
Djibouti took part in the 56th Arab Information Ministers' Council, held in Cairo, Egypt, to foster Arab media cooperation and development.
Djibouti's Communication Minister leads delegation to ITU conference in Doha
Djibouti's Foreign Minister, Abd al-Qadir Husayn Umar, participated in the 22nd Executive Council of the Sahel and Sahara States (SSG) in Tripoli, Libya, to discuss regional cooperation a...
118 young people from Layabley and Moustiquaire neighborhoods in Djibouti have received certificates of vocational training, enabling them to enter the workforce.
Djibouti's economic growth trajectory shows resilience and potential for sustainable development by 2030, driven by strategic investments and geographic advantages.
A thriving economy has emerged near Djibouti's PK 23 free trade zone, driven by the constant flow of trucks and serving the needs of port workers and truck drivers.
The National Assembly of Djibouti hosted a workshop on cybersecurity, sharing recommendations from a recent awareness campaign.
Djibouti's Minister of Communication, Mohamed Abdoulkader Moussa Helem, leads a delegation to the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference in Doha, Qatar.
Djibouti and Yemen discuss ways to enhance cooperation and partnership
Djiboutian writer Ahmed Qorḥ Abssiye talks about his new book, "The Cultural Heritage" and the importance of preserving traditional values.