Despite the double-barreled impact of Covid-19 and the Ethiopian crisis, Djibouti can rely on a stable, promising macroeconomic framework.
Published on January 2022
PATRICK ROBERT
Since President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh first took office in 1999, Djibouti has been on the road to emergence and relying on a unique geostrategic location. The implementation of Vision 2035 involves diversifying the economy to fuel long-term growth.
Despite the double-barreled impact of Covid-19 and the Ethiopian crisis, Djibouti can rely on a stable, promising macroeconomic framework.
The nation’s ambition and response to future challenges are based on a development strategy with sturdy foundations: peace, security, investments, diversification and diplomacy.