By Shire Abdi - Reporter
Djibouti, 3 July 2026 – Djibouti’s Prime Minister Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed on Thursday outlined a roadmap for government priorities and urged ministries to adopt faster reforms, Djiboutian News Agency (ADI) reported.
Abdoulkader said ministries should prioritize detailed implementation plans over broad policy presentations.
He said each ministry would be expected to define targets for the next 12 months, short-term actions, funding sources and key challenges.
The prime minister also stressed the need for stronger coordination across ministries, warning against fragmented approaches to major policy issues such as employment, energy and regional development.
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He said the government’s work should align with existing strategic frameworks, including Djibouti Vision 2035 and the ADEEG National Development Plan 2025–2030.
Ministerial working groups have until July 31 to submit joint reports outlining short- and medium-term priority actions, budget requirements, financing strategies and performance indicators.
The move comes as Djibouti seeks to accelerate economic reforms and strengthen governance as part of its long-term development agenda.