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Djibouti

Conference off to a bad start

Despite United Nations Security Council support, on February 23, for a Somali peace plan worked out by the Djibouti head [...]

Subscribers only Politics 26.02.2000

LOAN FORGERON

Responsible in the service of geographical coordination of the French [...]

Subscribers only 19.02.2000

Fed up with war

The agreement on 'reform and civil harmony' signed in Paris by the Djibouti government and Front pour la Restauration de [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.02.2000

DONALD Y. YAMAMOTO

US president Bill Clinton announced on February 2 that he [...]

Subscribers only 05.02.2000

Funds for diplomatic initiative in Somalia

A Djibouti government decree has slapped a 20-percent increase on [...]

Subscribers only 05.02.2000

As good as can be expected

Despite the halftone analysis of International Monetary Fund experts at the end of last year (ION 887), Fund missions continue [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2000

Importing cars into Djibouti

A new car importer has appeared on the Djibouti scene, [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2000

JEAN MICHEL BOUCHERON

The French Socialist Party MP for an Ille and Vilaine [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2000

FCR PULLS OUT OF STID

France Cable & Radio (a subsidiary of the semi-public utility France Telecom) has agreed to the Djibouti government's demand for [...]

Subscribers only 15.01.2000

GOOD AND NOT SO GOOD

At the end of last year, the International Monetary Fund drew up a balance sheet of the situation in Djibouti's [...]

Subscribers only 15.01.2000

MILITARY COOPERATION ACCORD

The Djibouti and Ethiopian governments signed a protocol of understanding [...]

Subscribers only Politics 08.01.2000

FRANCE PAYS A SMALL CONTRIBUTION

The parastatal Agence Française de Développement has granted a subsidy of FFr.13.7 million for the Djibouti budget in 1999, less [...]

Subscribers only 24.12.1999

RAILWAY SETS TONGUES WAGGING

A project to build a completely new railway line from [...]

Subscribers only 24.12.1999

THE TROUBLES OF FORMER FRENCH OFFICERS

Two retired French army officers who recycled into financial prospectors were held in judicial custody in Djibouti from November 28 [...]

Subscribers only 18.12.1999

NEW FINANCIAL DEBATES IN PARIS

The meeting of the Franco-Djibouti joint committee initially planned for last summer will be held in Paris on December 13-14 [...]

Subscribers only 11.12.1999

WORRIES START FOR AIR FRANCE

The company Air France is worried about the increase of [...]

Subscribers only 11.12.1999

THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND THE JOINT COMMITTEE

The Djibouti private sector should not be absent from the [...]

Subscribers only 11.12.1999

ASSESSMENT OF A MINISTERIAL COMMITTEE

The report of the seventh joint Ethiopian-Djibouti committee (held in Addis Ababa from October 30 to November 4) initialled by [...]

Subscribers only 04.12.1999

IFHR REPORT DISPLEASES

The International Human Rights Federation (IFHR) report on detention conditions [...]

Subscribers only Politics 04.12.1999

BAD PAYERS IN ADDIS

Djibouti's cooperation with Ethiopia works better when it comes to security questions and to relations between Djibouti head of state [...]

Subscribers only 27.11.1999

AHMED SALAH

The Djibouti marathon runner was imprisoned on political charges in [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.11.1999

EXPLANATION OF A TEXT BY IFHR

Two officials of Internationale Federation of Human Rights (IFHR) have delivered in Brussels a very firm explanation of a text [...]

Subscribers only Politics 20.11.1999

FRENCH ARMY STOPS ITS WITHDRAWAL

During his visit to Djibouti last month, French army chief of staff general Jean Pierre Kelche assured the Djibouti authorities [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.11.1999

DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS

A delegation from French human rights associations in Djibouti met French secretary of state for development Charles Josselin's assistant chef [...]

Subscribers only 13.11.1999

COMMERCIAL BANK OF ETHIOPIA IN THE COLLIMATOR

The International Monetary Fund considers that the third bank in [...]

Subscribers only 13.11.1999

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Djibouti

Conference off to a bad start

LOAN FORGERON

Fed up with war

DONALD Y. YAMAMOTO

Funds for diplomatic initiative in Somalia

As good as can be expected

Importing cars into Djibouti

JEAN MICHEL BOUCHERON

FCR PULLS OUT OF STID

GOOD AND NOT SO GOOD

MILITARY COOPERATION ACCORD

FRANCE PAYS A SMALL CONTRIBUTION

RAILWAY SETS TONGUES WAGGING

THE TROUBLES OF FORMER FRENCH OFFICERS

NEW FINANCIAL DEBATES IN PARIS

WORRIES START FOR AIR FRANCE

THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND THE JOINT COMMITTEE

ASSESSMENT OF A MINISTERIAL COMMITTEE

IFHR REPORT DISPLEASES

BAD PAYERS IN ADDIS

AHMED SALAH

EXPLANATION OF A TEXT BY IFHR

FRENCH ARMY STOPS ITS WITHDRAWAL

DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS

COMMERCIAL BANK OF ETHIOPIA IN THE COLLIMATOR

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Djibouti

Conference off to a bad start

LOAN FORGERON

Fed up with war

DONALD Y. YAMAMOTO

Funds for diplomatic initiative in Somalia

As good as can be expected

Importing cars into Djibouti

JEAN MICHEL BOUCHERON

FCR PULLS OUT OF STID

GOOD AND NOT SO GOOD

MILITARY COOPERATION ACCORD

FRANCE PAYS A SMALL CONTRIBUTION

RAILWAY SETS TONGUES WAGGING

THE TROUBLES OF FORMER FRENCH OFFICERS

NEW FINANCIAL DEBATES IN PARIS

WORRIES START FOR AIR FRANCE

THE PRIVATE SECTOR AND THE JOINT COMMITTEE

ASSESSMENT OF A MINISTERIAL COMMITTEE

IFHR REPORT DISPLEASES

BAD PAYERS IN ADDIS

AHMED SALAH

EXPLANATION OF A TEXT BY IFHR

FRENCH ARMY STOPS ITS WITHDRAWAL

DEVELOPMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS

COMMERCIAL BANK OF ETHIOPIA IN THE COLLIMATOR

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