Djibouti, 3 December 2025 - Djibouti’s cabinet, chaired by President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh, approved the 2024 financial statements of seven government agencies on Tuesday.
The National Agency for State Information Systems (ANSIE) reported revenues of about $2.56 million and expenses of about $2.68 million, including investments of approximately $165,000 in infrastructure, information technology, and transport.
The People’s Palace recorded revenues of about $2.06 million and expenses approximating $2.00 million, yielding a surplus of around US$52,000.
The National School of Judicial Studies (École Nationale d’Études Judiciaires – ENEJ) posted revenues near $293,000 and spent about US$357,000, ending the year with a deficit of roughly $64,000.
The statement from Institute of Statistics of Djibouti (Institut National de la Statistique de Djibouti – INSTAD) revealed revenues of around US$2.21 million, expenses nearing $2.16 million, and a surplus of about US$62,000.
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The Centre for Research, Information and Production of National Education (Centre de Recherche, d’Information et de Production de l’Éducation Nationale – CRIPEN) achieved revenues of about $4.52 million and expenses of approximately $3.81 million, yielding a surplus of nearly $711,000.
The Djibouti Centre for Study and Research (Centre d’Études et de Recherches de Djibouti – CERD) reported revenues close to $5.23 million and expenses of about $4.90 million, resulting in a surplus of roughly $314,000.
The National Agency for Employment, Training and Professional Integration (Agence Nationale pour l’Emploi, la Formation et l’Insertion Professionnelle – ANEFIP) recorded revenues around $3.02 million and spent around $3.45 million, resulting in a deficit of about $429,000.
The Cabinet also approved the allocation of an 8.5-hectare plot in Balbala to the Urban Rehabilitation and Social Housing Agency (Agence de Réhabilitation Urbaine et de Logement Social – ARULoS), aimed at expanding social housing availability.
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