Until 2009, Djibouti’s tax system was based on separate codes that dealt with direct and indirect taxation. In that year, however, value-added tax (VAT) was introduced, and these different codes were bundled in one single document, known as the General Tax Code (GTC). Unfortunately, due to changes to financial legislation, the GTC has not been...
With the goal of attracting half a million visitors by 2030, Djibouti’s tourism sector has set some ambitious goals in place. The industry is slated to play a key role in the government’s economic development strategy, Vision 2035, which looks to leverage the role of tourism as a job creator and foreign exchange earner in line with broader...
As Djibouti executes its $14bn infrastructure development plan, securing the necessary building materials has become a crucial necessity for construction companies and suppliers.
As the Djiboutian economy continues to post high headline growth rates, the lion’s share of attention is going towards the large volumes of capital funding for a spate of new infrastructure projects. However, the government is also working to devote an increasing amount of public resources and attention to the development of adequate housing...
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