Djibouti

**Djibouti**, alias **Republic of Djibouti**, be sam country for de Horn of Africa insyd, wey edey share border plus Somalia go de south, Ethiopia go de southwest, Eritrea for de north insyd, den de Red Sea den de Gulf of Aden go de east. De country get sam area of 23,200 km2 (8,958 sq mi).

Djibouti be multi-ethnic nation plus population of ova 920,000 (de smallest for mainland Africa insyd). French den Arabic be ein two official languages, Afar den Somali be national languages. About 94% of Djiboutians dey adhere to Islam, wey be de official religion wey na ebe predominant insyd de region for more dan 1,000 years. De Somalis den Afar dey make up de two largest ethnic groups, plus de former dey comprise de majority of de population. Both dey speak language of de Cushitic branch of de Afroasiatic languages.

## Politics

### Foreign relations
De Djiboutian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation dey manage foreign relations of Djibouti. Djibouti dey maintain close ties plus de governments of Somalia, Ethiopia, France den de United States. Ebe lykwise active participant insyd African Union, United Nations, Non-Aligned Movement, Organisation of Islamic Cooperation den Arab League affairs. Since de 2000s, Djiboutian authorities sanso get strengthened relations plus Turkey.

Djibouti be member of The Forum of Small States (FOSS) since de group ein founding for 1992 insyd.

### Administrative divisions

Dem partition Djibouti into six administrative regions, wey Djibouti city dey represent one of de official regions. Dem further subdivide am into twenty districts.

## Geography


File:Djib 003.JPG|Lake Assal (Djibouti)|Lake Assal
File:Traditional houses on the Mabla Mountains.jpg|Traditional houses for de Mabla Mountains top
File:Lac Abbe-02.JPG|Lake Abbe
File:The mountains near Dasbiyo.png|De mountains near Dasbiyo
File:South Djibouti Beach.png|Beach south of Djibouti City, dey overlook de Gulf of Aden


### Climate

## Demographics

### Largest cities

## References



### Sources

* Dis article dey incorporate public domain material from The World Factbook (2024 ed.) CIA. (Archived 2016 edition)
* Ebsworth, W. A. (1953). "Jibouti and Madagascar in the 1939–45 War". *Journal of the Royal United Service Institution*. **98** (592): 564–68. doi:.
* Imbert-Vier, Simon (2008). *[https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00736163 Frontières et limites à Djibouti durant la période coloniale (1884–1977)]* (PhD thesis). Université de Provence–Aix-Marseille I.

## External links
**Djibouti** for Wikipedia ein sister projects

*  from Wiktionary
* Media from Commons
*  from Wikinews
* Resources from Wikiversity
*  from Wikivoyage

; Government

* "Site Officiel de la République de Djibouti" [Official website of the Republic of Djibouti] (insyd French). Government of Djibouti.
* "Office National de Tourisme de Djibouti". National Official of Tourism of Djibouti. Archived from the original on 24 December 2018. Retrieved 28 February 2013.

; Profile

* Djibouti. *The World Factbook*. Central Intelligence Agency.
* Djibouti profile from de BBC News.
* Djibouti web resources GovPubs provide for de University of Colorado Boulder Libraries
*  at Curlie

; Odas

* The State of the World's Midwifery – Djibouti Country Profile from UNFPA
* Key Development Forecasts for Djibouti from International Futures.
* Wikimedia Atlas of Djibouti
* Djibouti at the *Encyclopædia Britannica*