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DJIBOUTI Intelligence Don’t miss a single article about this country, published by the Africa Intelligence website..

1580 articles since 1992

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14/01/2012

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1324

POLITICS & POWER/ON THE LINE

Djibouti President wants to secure his troops in Somalia

. President Ismail Omar Guelleh (IOG) of Djibouti took all possible precautions before sending a second contingent (...) [218 words] [€1,5]

14/01/2012

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1324

POLITICS & POWER

IOG wants to be in control

Security during the regional elections is too important a matter for President Ismail Omar Guelleh to leave to his minister for home affairs. (...) [224 words] FREE

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04/01/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°666

GAS

How PetroTrans will export gas

PetroTrans, a Hong Kong-based company which bought Petronas’ concessions in Ethiopia last July, is expected by the end of January to choose which country it will use to export its gas. (...) [299 words] [€5]

24/12/2011

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1323

POLITICS & POWER

The Socialists frighten IOG

President Ismail Omar Guelleh's advisors are afraid that the French Socialists could be a stumbling block for the approval of the new defence agreement between France and Djibouti. (...) [174 words] [€5]

19/12/2011

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1322

ALERT ION

Sarkozy and IOG to sign defence agreement

French President Nicolas Sarkozy is to receive Ismaïl Omar Guelleh (IOG), his opposite number from Djibouti, in Paris at 5 p. (...) [180 words] [€5]

10/12/2011

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1322

POLITICS & POWER

A watchtower over the Gulf of Aden

Over the years, President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh (IOG) has taken the maximum advantage of his country’s geo-strategic position, as far as making it a key element in the international fight against terrorism in the Horn of Africa and beyond. The chaotic situation in neighbouring Yemen and the expansion of Somalian piracy accentuate still further the interest in using this country as a viewpoint over the Gulf of Aden; it is already home to French, American and - something unique - even Japanese military bases. (...) [712 words] [€8]

09/12/2011

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1322

ALERT ION

EU appoints a Greek special envoy

Alexander Rondos, a Greek diplomat born in Tanzania in 1954, has just been appointed European Union (EU) Special Envoy to the Horn of Africa by the High Representative of the European (...) [184 words] [€5]

10/12/2011

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1322

POLITICS & POWER

Time for a break with Dubai

The Djibouti government is working at dismantling one by one the trade partnerships with Dubai instigated by the opponent Abdourahman Boreh. (...) [241 words] [€5]

10/12/2011

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1322

POLITICS & POWER

No red carpet for Silanyo

At least two sensitive subjects were discussed during the meeting on November 27, between Djibouti President Ismail Omar Guelleh and his counterpart from Somaliland. (...) [192 words] [€5]

10/12/2011

THE INDIAN OCEAN NEWSLETTER n°1322

BUSINESS CIRCLES/COMPANIES

Gulf Badr Group Djibouti

An Egyptian group has just moved to Djibouti to pave the way for the shipping company Evergreen Line for which (...) [166 words] [€1,5]

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