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Djibouti is aiming for investments worth $12.4 billion between 2015 and 2020, with its sights set on expanding its port facilities and building new airports to handle more cargo and tourists. China is providing the bulk of the financing with nonconcessional or "hard" loans, and the investment has helped push Djibouti’s economic growth to 6 percent or more a year. But the International Monetary Fund has warned that high nonconcessional borrowing, which provides financial assistance on a market-based interest rate, is also driving Djibouti’s public and publicly guaranteed debt to a peak of 80 percent of gross domestic product in 2017, up from 60.5 percent in 2014.

Basra- wrote:The West is blessed I think more than these sahara African nations. Too much heat is worst than too much cold. I think a blessed place is that --that has many seasons--like spring, summer, fall and winter. African has only one season. Super hot. ufff

thehappyone wrote:

Basra- wrote:The West is blessed I think more than these sahara African nations. Too much heat is worst than too much cold. I think a blessed place is that --that has many seasons--like spring, summer, fall and winter. African has only one season. Super hot. ufff

I see youve been fed western propoganda well

algeria


South africa in winter

Hyperactive wrote:i like djibouti, i pay they get too rich that they put air condition in every where. very friendly people, easy going and less judgemental than rest of somalis.