Capital
(and largest
city) |
Djibouti
11°36′N,
43°10′E |
|
Official
languages |
Arabic
and French[1] |
|
Recognised
regional languages |
Afar, Somali |
|
Demonym |
Djiboutian |
|
Government |
Parliamentary
republic |
|
- |
President |
Ismail
Omar Guelleh |
|
- |
Prime
Minister |
Dileita
Mohamed
Dileita |
|
Independence |
from
France |
|
- |
Date |
June 27,
1977 |
|
Area |
|
- |
Total |
23,200 km² (149th)
8,958 sq mi |
|
- |
Water (%) |
0.09
(20 km² /
7.7 sq mi) |
|
|
Population |
|
- |
July
2007 estimate |
496,374[1] (160th) |
|
- |
2000 census |
460,700 |
|
- |
Density |
34/km² (168th)
88/sq mi |
|
GDP (PPP) |
2005 estimate |
|
- |
Total |
$1.641
billion (164th) |
|
- |
Per capita |
$2,070 (141st) |
|
HDI (2007) |
0.516 (medium) (149th) |
|
Currency |
Franc (DJF) |
|
Time zone |
EAT
(UTC+3) |
|
- |
Summer (DST) |
not
observed (UTC+3) |
|
Internet TLD |
.dj |
|
Calling code |
+253 |
|