AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCatholic Church in the Horn: Pope Leo XIV told Latin bishops across the Arab regions—including Djibouti—that “do not be afraid of your smallness,” urging them to stay close to their people and keep making Christ present through the Gospel, sacraments, and witness amid emigration and violence. Djibouti’s Bishop on Palestine: Bishop Jamal Daibes said international and diplomatic pressure is needed to stop attacks on Palestinians, warning that fear and insecurity are pushing families to consider leaving their homeland. Somalia security spillover: U.S. surveillance drones carried out reconnaissance and airstrikes in Puntland after spotting alleged ISIS militants near Togga Miraale and Togga Baalade, with officials expecting the campaign to intensify. Climate risk for Djibouti and neighbors: UNICEF warns that El Niño could affect 162+ million children across eastern and southern Africa, with drought, heat, and flooding threatening health, schooling, water, and safety—Djibouti included. Blue Economy cooperation: Djibouti’s region watches Tanzania-style momentum as Union and Zanzibar expand Blue Economy work via financing, skills, marine planning, and support for groups like women in seaweed farming. Djibouti culture spotlight: A feature on Lake Assal highlights Djibouti’s salt heritage—artisans’ salt “pearls” and crystallized blocks—linking landscape, tradition, and exports.
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