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Central Bank of Djibouti

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About Central Bank of Djibouti

The Central Bank of Djibouti is responsible for managing monetary policy, issuing the national currency (Djiboutian franc), and regulating the banking sector in Djibouti. The central bank works to ensure financial stability, control inflation, and oversee the functioning of financial institutions. It also promotes economic development and integration in the Horn of Africa region.

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BP 2118, Djibouti

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