Djibouti’s Ministry of Interior Launches Large-Scale ID Verification Campaign

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DJIBOUTI – The Ministry of Interior of Djibouti has officially announced the start of wide-ranging operations aimed at strengthening national security. In a statement released yesterday, the Ministry urged all Djiboutian citizens to always carry their national ID cards, while foreign nationals were instructed to carry their legal residency documents when traveling.

This step is part of a broader plan to boost public safety, with operations expected to commence in the coming days. The primary goal is to ensure the protection of citizens and to facilitate the work of security forces during the operations.

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"The objective is to protect citizens and facilitate the work of security forces," the Ministry’s statement emphasized.

The Ministry also strongly urged all residents in the country—both nationals and foreigners—to strictly comply with these instructions, highlighting the importance of full adherence.

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