Yet growth is expected to recover to 5.3% in 2023 and 6.2% in 2024, and opening up the digital sector for competition could lead to an additional 1% increase in national GDP by 2025, according to the ...

Djibouti is experiencing a rapid and sustained expansion of GDP. Public investment has led to the establishment of new transport links, enhancing connectivity and facilitating trade. Furthermore, the ...

The withdrawal of COVID-19 movement restrictions facilitated Djibouti’s economic rebound in 2021 to an estimated 4.3%. Growth is projected to remain moderate in 2022 but to expand briskly thereafter ...

In an effort to capitalise on its strategic position at the entrance to the Red Sea, significant efforts to modernise Djibouti’s maritime infrastructure ... Ajman Port bolster the logistics sector and ...

24 Jun 2024 (Africa News Agency) The Djibouti Fintech ... fintech for the country's economic future. « Fintechs play a crucial role in transforming our financial sector, » he said.

Although Djibouti has long been a sought-after tourism destination for adventure travellers, the more significant world tourist sector is now ... Djibouti's state-owned Economic Development ...

The rise of Berbera port in Somaliland as a significant competitor has highlighted the vulnerabilities in Djibouti's economic model, which has heavily relied on its port sector and Ethiopian trade.

Ethiopia Djibouti’s economy and 85% of its gross domestic product rely on the service sector, which includes port, logistics and related services. This sector revolves around the country’s strategic ...

DJIBOUTI City, Djibouti 9th April 2025 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/- Global turbulence, much of it self-inflicted, dominated discussions at the second edition of the Djibouti Forum. Nonetheless ...

This paper on the Staff-Monitored Program (SMP) on Djibouti explains economic developments and policy discussions. Djibouti faces important challenges to reduce widespread poverty. Since the mid-1990s ...