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Djibouti
Capital · Djibouti
Djibouti sits at the southern entrance to the Red Sea, making it one of Africa's most strategically important ports and a natural hub for regional trade and logistics. The economy revolves around port services, transshipment, and military basing, drawing business travellers with interests in maritime commerce and infrastructure. Visitors can explore the stark beauty of Lake Assal, snorkel with whale sharks in the Gulf of Tadjoura, and wander the lively Marché Central in the capital for locally woven baskets, frankincense, and East African spices.
Chambers, trade desks, hubs & districts
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Djibouti Chamber of Commerce
The official chamber supporting local and foreign businesses with trade facilitation, registration services, and networking events. It is the primary point of contact for entrepreneurs entering the Djiboutian market.
Place Lagarde, Djibouti City
Djibouti Ports and Free Zones Authority (DPFZA)
Governs the free trade zones including Djibouti Free Zone and the International Free Trade…
Djibouti Business Center (DBC)
A modern coworking and office hub catering to startups, SMEs, and international companies …
Djibouti International Free Trade Zone (DIFTZ)
One of Africa's largest free trade zones, developed in partnership with China Merchants Gr…
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