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A total of 1648 young people, including 267 refugees and 17 with hearing impairments, have completed short training courses under the Skills for Employment project in Djibouti.
A charity organization distributes school kits to students in isolated areas.
Djibouti and Japan have signed a new agreement to enhance the capabilities of the Djibouti Coast Guard and develop professional competencies in maritime security.
ONARS and Qatar Charity launch food distribution for 3,973 refugee families in Djibouti
Djibouti City Council intensifies urban development efforts in preparation for the country's 50th independence anniversary celebrations.
A workshop was held in Djibouti's Boulaos commune to sensitize stakeholders on the opportunities offered by the Filières Agricoles Résilientes (FAR) project.
Djibouti's Infrastructure Minister, Said Nouh Hassan, inspects the RN9 rehabilitation project in Tadjourah region, 112.7km long and funded by the Saudi Development Fund.
Djibouti's port authority says it's ready to handle potential trade disruptions
120 young Djiboutians receive diplomas in professional skills
Djibouti's Labor Minister, Youns Ali Gedi, met with Canadian Ambassador to Ethiopia, Nicolas Simard, to enhance cooperation in employment and skills development.
Djibouti and China marked 45 years of medical cooperation, with over 20,000 consultations provided by the outgoing 24th Chinese medical team.
Djibouti's Foreign Minister, Abdel Kader Hussein Omar, recently met with the UK and Chinese ambassadors to discuss bilateral relations and cooperation.
