By Zamzam Daqarre - Reporter
DJIBOUTI, 12 October 2026 — Djibouti’s parliamentary leadership reviewed 14 draft bills during a meeting on Monday, focusing on legislative preparations and coordination between parliament and the government, according to the Djiboutian News Agency (ADI).
The meeting was chaired by National Assembly Speaker Dileita Mohamed Dileita and held in accordance with Articles 19 and 20 of the National Assembly’s rules of procedure.
The session formed part of preparations for legislative activities and the coordination of parliamentary work, with discussions covering 14 draft bills submitted to the parliamentary leadership.
The government was represented by Acting Prime Minister and Minister of Justice and Parliamentary Relations Ali Hassan Bahdon.
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The National Assembly’s first and second deputy speakers also attended, while the chairs of its standing committees were present at the opening of the meeting.
During the session, the parliamentary leadership welcomed cooperation and coordination between parliament and the government, which it said had enabled the efficient and timely consideration of financial matters.
The meeting formed part of the National Assembly’s efforts to prepare draft legislation and coordinate the work of the legislative and executive branches of government.