Dijibouti

Dijibouti has approximately 1m inhabitants (846,000 in 2016) and continues to suffer from very high birth rates, resulting in a rapidly growing population. Djibouti is a key transit point for migrants, primarily muslims, heading towards the Gulf States and EuropeEurope. Each year some hundred thousand people, mainly Ethiopians and some Somalis, take the arduous journey through Djibouti, usually to the port of Obock, to attempt a dangerous sea crossing to Yemen.

The Republic of Dijbouti, is a small country located on the North East coast of Africa, commonly referred as a region called, The Horn of Africa. It is a former French colony. andThe majority religionof isthe country identifies with Islam. Dijibouti was once part of greater Ethiopia at one point, but has since broken free and also a Frenchrealised colonyindependence.

The latest population estimates Dijibouti to havehas approximately 1m inhabitants (846,000 in 2016) and continues to havesuffer from very high birth rates, resulting in fasta rapidly growing population growth. Djibouti is a key transit point for migrants and, asylumprimarily seekersmuslims, heading fortowards the Gulf States and beyondEurope. Each year some hundred thousand people, mainly Ethiopians and some Somalis, take the arduous journey through Djibouti, usually to the port of Obock, to attempt a dangerous sea crossing to Yemen and vice versa..

The net GDP in 2017 is estimated as approximately bnbillion, a significant increase from 2006, boasted by its location between the gulf states and Africa, in which is a major shipping lane.

Total landmass is 23,200 sqsquare kiliometres, according to the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency).

There is no conscription and individuals can join the military at age 18 onwards. Most military and defence hardware hashave been estimated as over 20 years old, and are not likely to be able to withstand an assault from another power, especially from a country with a modern military machine, in the event of a conflict arising. Its strategic importance, however, and regional rivalries have prevented any of the neighbouring countries laying claim to the territory.

Total landmass is 23,200 sq kiliometres, according to the CIA (Central Intelligence AgencyCentral Intelligence Agency).

The Republic of Dijbouti, is a small country located on the North East coast of Africa, commonly referred as a region called, The Horn of Africa. It is a former French colony and majority religion is IslamIslam. Dijibouti was once part of greater Ethiopia at one point, and also a French colony.

The Republic of Dijbouti, is a small country located on the North East coast of AfricaAfrica, commonly referred as a region called, The Horn of Africa. It is a former French colony and majority religion is Islam. Dijibouti was once part of greater Ethiopia at one point, and also a French colony.

The latest population estimates Dijibouti to have approximately 1m inhabitants (846,000 in 2016) and continues to have high birth rates resulting in fast population growth. Djibouti is a key transit point for migrants and asylum seekers heading for the Gulf States and beyond. Each year some hundred thousand people, mainly Ethiopians and some Somalis, journey through Djibouti, usually to the port of ObockObock, to attempt a sea crossing to Yemen and vice versa.

The latest population estimates Dijibouti to have approximately 1m inhabitants (846,000 in 2016) and continues to have high birth rates resulting in fast population growth. Djibouti is a key transit point for migrants and asylum seekers heading for the Gulf States and beyond. Each year some hundred thousand people, mainly Ethiopians and some Somalis, journey through Djibouti, usually to the port of Obock, to attempt a sea crossing to YemenYemen and vice versa.

The latest population estimates Dijibouti to have approximately 1m inhabitants (846,000 in 2016) and continues to have high birth rates resulting in fast population growth. DjiboutiDjibouti is a key transit point for migrants and asylum seekers heading for the Gulf States and beyond. Each year some hundred thousand people, mainly Ethiopians and some Somalis, journey through Djibouti, usually to the port of Obock, to attempt a sea crossing to Yemen and vice versa.

The Republic of Dijbouti, is a small country located on the North East coast of Africa, commonly referred as a region called, The Horn of Africa. It is a former FrenchFrench colony and majority religion is Islam. Dijibouti was once part of greater Ethiopia at one point, and also a French colony.

The latest population estimates Dijibouti to have approximately 1m inhabitants (846,000 in 2016) and continues to have high birth rates resulting in fast population growth. Djibouti is a key transit point for migrants and asylum seekers heading for the Gulf StatesGulf States and beyond. Each year some hundred thousand people, mainly Ethiopians and some Somalis, journey through Djibouti, usually to the port of Obock, to attempt a sea crossing to Yemen and vice versa.

There is no conscription and individuals can join the military at age 18 onwards. Most military and defence hardware has been estimated as over 20 years old, and not likely to be able to withstand an assault from another power, with a modern military machine, in the event of a conflict arising. Its strategic importance, however, and regional rivalries hashave prevented any of the neighbouring countries laying claim to the territory.

There is no conscription and individuals can join the military at age 18 onwards. Most military and defence hardware has been estimated as over 20 years old, and not likely to be able to withstand an assault from another power, with a modern military machine, in the event of a conflict arising. Its strategic importance, however, and regional rivalries has prevented any of the neighbouring countries laying claim to the territory.

There is no conscription and individuals can join the military at age 18 onwards. Most military and defence hardware has been estimated as over 20 years old, and not likely to be able to withstand an assault from another power, with a modern military machine, such as Israel, in the event of a conflict arising. Its strategic importance, however, and regional rivalries has prevented any of the neighbouring countries laying claim to the territory.

The latest population estimates Dijibouti to have approximately 1m inhabitants (846,000 in 2016) and continues to have high birth rates resulting in fast population growth. Djibouti is a key transit point for migrants and asylum seekers heading for the Gulf States and beyond. Each year some hundred thousand people, mainly Ethiopians and some Somalis, journey through Djibouti, usually to the port of Obock, to attempt a sea crossing to Yemen and vice versa. Shutting down the migrant route has been suggested to the EU, but lack of political consensus and aversion to military solutions have left this problem to fester over the years.

The latest population estimates Dijibouti to have approximately 1m inhabitants (846,000 in 2016) and continues to have high birth rates resulting in fast population growth. Djibouti is a key transit point for migrants and asylum seekers heading for the Gulf States and beyond. Each year some hundred thousand people, mainly Ethiopians and some Somalis, journey through Djibouti, usually to the port of Obock, to attempt a dangerous sea crossing to Yemen and vice versa. Shutting down the migrant route has been suggested to the EU, but lack of political consensus and aversion to military solutions have left this problem to fester over the years.

The latest population estimates Dijibouti to have approximately m inhabitants (846,000 in 2016) but continues to suffer from high birth rates resulting in fast population growth, as many other poor Islamic with a large population of poorly educated citizens, like many other countries in Africa. Djibouti is a key transit point for migrants and asylum seekers heading for the Gulf States and beyond. Each year some hundred thousand people, mainly Ethiopians and some Somalis, journey through Djibouti, usually to the port of Obock, to attempt a dangerous sea crossing to Yemen and vice versa. Shutting down the migrant route has been suggested to the EU, but lack of political consensus and aversion to military solutions have left this problem to fester over the years.

The latest population estimates Dijibouti to have approximately 1m inhabitants (846,000 in 2016) and continues to have high birth rates resulting in fast population growth. Djibouti is a key transit point for migrants and asylum seekers heading for the Gulf States and beyond. Each year some hundred thousand people, mainly Ethiopians and some Somalis, journey through Djibouti, usually to the port of Obock, to attempt a dangerous sea crossing to Yemen and vice versa. Shutting down the migrant route has been suggested to the EU, but lack of political consensus and aversion to military solutions have left this problem to fester over the years.

The Republic of Dijbouti, is a small country located on the North East coast of Africa, commonly referred as a region called, The Horn of Africa. It is a former French colony and majority religion is Islam. Dijibouti was once part of greater Ethiopia beforeat itone becomepoint, and also a French colony.

The Republic of Dijbouti, is a small country located on the North East coast of Africa, commonly referred to inas a region called, The Horn of Africa. It is a former French colony and majority religion is Islam. Dijibouti was once part of greater Ethiopia before it become a French colony.