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Development Finance: Djibouti’s economy minister met the Islamic Development Bank Group chairman in Bangkok to review projects and set future priorities. The bank has approved more than $2.3 billion for the country; discussions included advancing the Biidley Airport project and completing procedures for the National Oncology Centre. Ports and Logistics: Red Sea shipping disruptions have lifted transshipment activity at Djibouti’s ports, but higher fuel, maintenance and cargo-handling costs are squeezing operators and adding to pressure on consumer prices. Trade and Skills: Djibouti’s Francophonie Economic Mission secured a chamber-to-chamber agreement with Benin to promote trade in commerce, agriculture, handicrafts and tourism, alongside plans to train 200 young Djiboutians in digital skills.

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Nearly 140 migrants are dead after overcrowded boat capsizes off Djibouti - as 84 remain missing


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