Djibouti: Geography and Culture Insights

The video explores Djibouti's strategic location on the Horn of Africa, highlighting its geopolitical significance and economic potential. It discusses the country's geography, climate, and natural features, as well as its demographics and cultural aspects. Djibouti's role as a hub for international military bases and its diplomatic relations with neighboring countries and global powers are also covered.

What is the nickname of Djibouti City?

• The City of Seven Masks

• The City of Seven Wonders

• The City of Seven Seas

• The City of Seven Hills

Which strait is crucial to Djibouti's geoeconomic position?

• Bosporus Strait

• Strait of Hormuz

• Bab-el-Manden Strait

• Strait of Gibraltar

What is the lowest point in Africa located in Djibouti?

• Lake Victoria

• Lake Assal

• Lake Tanganyika

• Lake Malawi

Which crop is commonly grown in Djibouti due to its limited arable land?

• Wheat

• Rice

• Tomatoes

• Corn

What percentage of Djibouti's population is Muslim?

• 90%

• 85%

• 93%

• 95%

Which two ethnic groups dominate Djibouti's population?

• Tigray and Afar

• Somali and Oromo

• Oromo and Amhara

• Issa and Afar

Which country is Djibouti's best friend due to their symbiotic relationship?

• Yemen

• Ethiopia

• Eritrea

• Somalia

Which country does Djibouti provide sea access to in exchange for food and electricity?

• Yemen

• Somalia

• Eritrea

• Ethiopia

Which countries have military bases in Djibouti?

• USA, France, Japan, Russia

• USA, France, Germany, China

• USA, UK, Japan, China

• USA, France, Japan, China

What is Djibouti's aspiration in terms of development?

• To become the 'Dubai' of East Africa

• To become the 'New York' of Africa

• To become the 'Singapore' of Africa

• To become the 'Hong Kong' of Africa