Djibouti student documentary film

[1 double 00 %]

This is a short film done during my work placement from leeds met uni. This film is meant to inform and attract young people from the west to djibouti for voluntary programs. I plan to set up an NGO which facilitates uni students from the UK to go to Djibouti for their work placement by end of 2010.

watch it and let me know wot you think, if you have any advice, ideas, recomendations... send me a pm.

peace

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[King-of-Awdal]

Mashalllah

[Sakhraan]

Djibouti=Hell on earth.

[Skippa]

Good Job 100

[djibsomali]

Wayaah double!

kaa waaraan Ahmed Witti and Anwar in djiboutitelcom where you worked last year and i believe you still work at.

Remember i have called you while i was in djibouti but you couldn't make to the stadium (hassan gouled).

[Somalian_Boqor]

1 double 00

Nice indeed I enjoyed watching the videos. Horta I love Djibouti it's a mini Somalia lakin ninyaho the reality on the ground is Djibouti is a sad stroy. Forget about not being able to provide jobs for it's half million citizens but it also an able to feed a third of its own population who rely on UN food progame for their survival.

[abdikarim86]

djibouti

wilibana quartier sept aka burca kabiir

[Firewall]

I hate when white people go to africa

child molesters and opportunistic pigs looking for young women to sleep with

[1 double 00 %]

Wayaah double!

kaa waaraan Ahmed Witti and Anwar in djiboutitelcom where you worked last year and i believe you still work at.

Remember i have called you while i was in djibouti but you couldn't make to the stadium (hassan gouled).

Everyone was good before i left, i was only there for 6month, the following few months i did this documentary and travelled a bit (somaliland, ethiopia and yemen) wanted to go eritrea but there was war going on at that time. Im back in the uk now, finishing off uni and working on this project.

1 double 00

Nice indeed I enjoyed watching the videos. Horta I love Djibouti it's a mini Somalia lakin ninyaho the reality on the ground is Djibouti is a sad stroy. Forget about not being able to provide jobs for it's half million citizens but it also an able to feed a third of its own population who rely on UN food progame for their survival.

Reality on the ground is that when it comes to jobs, the curiculum taught in the university is letting the country down, basically they put a lot of resources on courses that dont directly benefit the country's development e.g law, accoutancy, language studies instead of engineering courses, business or medecine which would be vital to a developing country.

[sheekh-Farax-zero]

Masha-allaah video's,, Laakin why is this guy ageinst the existence of somaliland
he said that Djibuti has border with somalia

[1 double 00 %]

Masha-allaah video's,, Laakin why is this guy ageinst the existence of somaliland
he said that Djibuti has border with somalia

That guy is me... anyways this really interesting cos before i went to djibouti, i had some views that totally changed after I came back and somaliland is one of them. I believed somalia should be one country and there was no reason for galbed people to secede but after visiting somaliland i was totally suprised by how much effort the people there are making and how proud they are to be somalilander. So i reckoned why stand against their hope's and wishes because them doing well could only mean the rest of us somalis would benefit.

[King-of-Awdal]

Yo 1 double did you grow up in england and are u not from djibouti? Why the hell did you stay at a hotel, and i see you mentioned the neigbourhood by the port where our brand new home is located.

sheekh-Farax-zero

Djibouti stance on somalia is one somalia.

[1 double 00 %]

Yo 1 double did you grow up in england and are u not from djibouti? Why the hell did you stay at a hotel, and i see you mentioned the neigbourhood by the port where our brand new home is located.

sheekh-Farax-zero

am i crazy staying in a hotel in djibouti... it cost around $20 a night and thats cheap. I stayed with family in Q3. basically the reason why i mentioned hotels is because im presenting this film to students from the uk so this gives them a run down on what they can expect, where they can stay etc

Djibouti stance on somalia is one somalia

It was before... but things are starting to change and i think its about time cos competition is good for business

[King-of-Awdal]

20 Dollar's a night? You must have stayed in one of those room's in center of the city.