Djibouti – hapc.africa

May 22, 2026

Port of Djibouti with two flags of Ethiopia and Djibouti

Djibouti partners with Ethiopia to Develop Multi-Billion Dollar Gas Logistics and Industrial Corridor

Ethiopia's ambition for rapid development has led it to develop and diversify its sources of artificial and natural gas energy, resulting in self-sufficiency and efforts to find a way to export gas to the world... So, it has expanded its agreement with Djibouti regarding import and export through the Djiboutian port. Read the details

May 13, 2026

Yemeni Coast Guard Director at a meeting with the Commander of Djiboutian Coast Guard Forces

Security Cooperation Between Yemen & Djibouti Strengthens Combating Smuggling in Bab Al-Mandab

As a follow-up to presidential discussions last week, during a visit by Yemeni Presidential Leadership Council Chairman Rashad al-Alimi to his Djiboutian counterpart, President Ismail Omar Guelleh, security talks began between the Yemeni and Djiboutian coast guards regarding security cooperation between the two sides in Bab al-Mandab and parts of the Red Sea, in order to combat ...

April 11, 2026

Mr. Ismail Omar Guelleh Wins a Sixth Presidential Term

The Djiboutian presidential elections were held last Friday for the ninth time since independence, with Mr. Ismail Omar Guelleh competing against the candidate Mohamed Farah Maître...for more information

April 9, 2026

President Ismail Jileh, accompanied by number of officials, during inauguration of project

Djibouti Opens Giant Ship Repair Facility within Competitive Context of Red Sea Ports

Djibouti already possesses major international ports and logistical infrastructure in a sensitive maritime geopolitical location, and has begun to seek to achieve major investment value through ship traffic and maritime navigation services via the Red Sea route. It was imperative for it to make positive investment in the current crisis by developing the capacity of its seaports and transforming them into a more effective national resource ..

March 22, 2026

Alternative Land Corridor Project to Supply Energy to Europe Renders Red Sea’s Waterways and Ports Obsolete

The shift by Saudi Arabia of its energy exports to Yanbu port instead of its eastern ports is not the problem itself, as it does not affect traditional shipping routes in the Red Sea. Observers view it as a significant step, demonstrating the Kingdom's strength However, analysts believe the real problem and threat to Red Sea navigation lies in...

March 18, 2026

Ethiopia Moving Towards Digitalization and Institutional Development of Communications

Notably, Addis Ababa has begun to focus on the digital technological development of its infrastructure, holding seminars and events on several occasions to promote institutional work through digital technology, and has also been concluding agreements with international telecommunications and technology companies since the beginning of 2026. The most prominent of these was...

March 14, 2026

A map of Djibouti, beside one of its ports, and ships at sea

Maritime Security Crisis Changing Routes of Commercial Ships from Arabic Gulf Toward Djibouti Ports

Seaports in the Gulf states have become completely inoperable due to the war zone between the parties ,by Iran and US. As a result, ships have changed their routes towards African ports, most notably those of Djibouti.

February 2, 2026

Analytical Report: The Horn of Africa at the Heart of the New 2026 U.S. Strategy: Cautious Repositioning and Defined Interests

Analytical Report: The Horn of Africa at the Heart of the New 2026 U.S. Strategy: Cautious Repositioning and Defined Interests Publication Date: February 2, 2026 Source: […]