Djibouti Endorses UN Declaration Supporting Two-State Solution
Djibouti joins 141 Member States in endorsing the New York Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution
Djibouti joins 141 Member States in endorsing the New York Declaration on the Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution
“In these troubled and dangerous times, as we commemorate Djibouti's 48th Independence Anniversary, we are reminded how blessed we are to continue to be a beacon of stability in the region. Having wise and experienced leaders has been a massive blessing to our country and people.” – H.E. Amb. Mohamed Siad Doualeh
Djibouti has signed the BBNJ Treaty. This marks a significant step in global ocean conservation and it underscores Djibouti’s commitment to sustainable environment governance.
Keynote Statement by His Excellency Mr. Mohamed Siad Doualeh during the 2024 Minnesota East Africa Banquet.
"Djibouti punches above its weight is a comment some of you might have heard in reference to the outsize influence we play in regional mediation processes, the stand we take on major global issues and the close proximity with large powers, including the US. Our response is that size does not matter when peace is at stake."
Statement by His Excellency Mr. Mohamed Siad Doualeh during the United Nations General Assembly 79th Session General Debate on 30 September 2024
"The US–Djibouti relationship is an important one and both sides need to continue working together to discuss the topics of regional security, international trade, infrastructure development and other issues. The bond between both countries is a vital one in the region and we should make sure that this alliance is preserved."
“On this momentous occasion, we reflect on our armed forces’ commitment to the quest for peace. For over a decade, our armed forces have been a pillar of stability in Somalia, demonstrating our support to our Somali brothers and sisters, and promoting regional peace and security,” - Col Waberi.
“As we celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Geneva Convention of 1949, let us recommit with renewed urgency to the implementation of international law and United Nations Security Council resolutions for the protection of civilians in armed conflicts and promote accountability.”
Communique of the 42nd Extraordinary Assembly of IGAD heads of State and Government held in Entebbe, Uganda on 18 January 2024