Djibouti's key location has buoyed Chinese firms in ports and transport, but some fear the Red Sea crisis may not be all silver lining C hina's investment in Djibouti is finally beginning to pay ...

The situation in the Red Sea was also addressed ... “We discussed linking Egyptian ports with Djibouti and cooperation in the logistics sector, given its significant importance to both countries ...

whose transshipment and trade transits account for more than 80 % of Djibouti’s port activities. Security developments in neighboring countries, or in the Red Sea, and domestic social and political ...

Djibouti is vital to the Horn of Africa, where its port handles 95% of Ethopian imports and its submarine cables connect Africa to the world. But climate change poses a major threat as rising sea ...

A dockworker passes by a container ship at the Chinese-operated port of Djibouti in 2015. (Carl de Souza/AFP/Getty Images) Warning: This graphic requires JavaScript ...

The Red Sea crisis is however likely to have little impact on the Addis Ababa-Djibouti Railway, Africa's first electrified cross-border railway, connecting the Ethiopian capital to Djibouti's ports, ...