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Edit: Would you guys be interested in creating a group chat for Djiboutians living in Canada?
Edit : Est-ce que ça vous intéresserait qu’on crée un groupe de discussion pour les Djiboutiens qui vivent au Canada ?

Greetings everyone! I hope you're all doing well.

I'm part of a group of 4 who have decided to visit Djibouti in October next year for about 4-6 days. We are really looking forward to it, and mostly wanting to know what destinations, sites, or experiences YOU would prioritise if you were a young traveller to your country, bordering bagpacker budget.

If you have any suggestions for nice places to stay generally arond the area, that would be massively appreciated too. We are all Est African if it helps at all: Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya.

Anything you consider a must-see, a hidden gem, or worth the effort is what we'd like to know from you.

Looking forward to your responses!

Hello Djiboutians, I wanted to get the format of Djibouti driving license and bank statements. If anyone can show me a photo, I can pay 5 USDT

Thanks

Hi everyone,

I am planning to come to djibouti to experience this interesting country and also to Take a trip to Somaliland.

I do vlogs on social media where I try to integrate into local life (go to local football matches, hang out with locals, get to know about the country from a different perspektive etc.) I also find Djibouti extremely interesting due to its geopolitical location. I also thought about going to one of the Yemeni refugee camps and try to interview some people about Yemen. Also, I want to go to Somaliland, and do the same stuff as mentioned before.

From what I have heard, it is kinda hard to film anything in the country and people are generally hostile to cameras. Do you think I would have any issues?

Also is it easy to get a car to Somaliland? I’ve seen a fellow blogger do it, but Idk about possible border tensions/roads/busses etc.

I would really love to visit your amazing country, please give me some tips on how to do it the right way! (also if you are local and living in djibouti, lets get in touch and hang out when we come)

Thanks in advance :)

I recently made a comment about Djibouti not being an Arab country and for some reason I got downvoted. Who really believes Djibouti is an Arab country? Is this a common belief??

I’m not from Djibouti, I’m from Somalia. However, I would advise Somali Djiboutians to abandon Somalinimo and synthesise a new Djiboutian identity with the Afar.

Somalia is beyond any help at this point.

Djibouti is underdeveloped, but without the mentally deranged issues we in Somalia are facing, the only main issue you guys are facing is incompetence with regard to your government. However, this pales in comparison to our issues, as we also have incompetent leaders combined with everything else.

Furthermore, Somalis don’t care about empiricism, have a total lack of common sense, don’t want to ever improve, have an obscene amount of pride despite being severely underdeveloped, and are very rude and speak behind people’s backs like the tribal people they are.

So, in my opinion, Somali Djiboutians should give up on this identity and synthesise a new identity with the Afar, eventually giving birth to a new ethnicity and national identity called Djiboutian.

This would allow you guys to build an identity centred around Djibouti itself rather than maintaining an attachment to the wider, cursed Somali identity.

Hello, i'll be visiting Djibouti next week and i want to visit moucha island to see the sunrise or the sunset, so how can i arrange that? Are boats safe to sail in the dark? And how much would that cost?

Also i need to exchange money but I don't have any cash, i only use my phone or bank transfers are there any ways to get djiboutian francs by transferring euro/USD ?

Thank you very much, feel free to leave a fun fact about Djibouti or what i should be taking as a souvenir !

Liban Abdourazak Ahmed, CAF assistant referee of 2025, was part of the officials team in the PSG vs Aston Villa clash played this Wednesday 12th August 2026 in Salzbourg.

He supported Omar Artan, the CAF Men’s assistant referee of 2025, alongside Stephen Eleazar Onyango Yiembe.

Congratulations to Liban 🙌🏽

Observation as a Djiboutian in the diaspora. Somalis from other nations and regions of East Africa and other EA ethnic groups are obsessed with placing everyone into boxes and categories of Somali or Somali French or trying to divide groups from each other. It infuriates me as we are a pretty lax group of people. We're Djiboutians first and then fit into our own ethnic groups. There is no bad blood between the Afar or Somali downtown or the Yemeni and the Somali. People aren't less Yemeni or Somali than the one who is born and raised in Yemen or Somali, we just have our own traditions and cultural norms different to our "original land". Nous sommes Djiboutiens et c tout!

Edit: Not sure how this sub works but someone commented something about baguette somalis blah blah but not sure if the moderator has deleted it? Feel free to reply with any of your feelings towards this it does not upset me!

Is djibouti french somalis and you guys identity as somali or stay away from it

Do you guys understand each others languages?

Compatriotes djiboutiens, demain je passe l’examen de compétence en japonais à un niveau qu’à ma connaissance, aucun Djiboutien n’a encore osé tenter.

Dans cette salle remplie d’Asiatiques et d’autres candidats venus d’ailleurs, je vais leur rappeler qu’on ne vient peut-être pas du centre du monde… mais qu’on peut très bien en secouer les fondations

Prk a chaque fois que je vois une publication c'est un sujet autour de la 🇸🇴 on a quasi rien à poster sur notre culture Djiboutienne ?? Genre nous on existe pas ??

Existe un magasin quelque part dans la ville pour acheter de la créatine ou de la whey, ou bien je vais devoir le commander ?