Djibouti Army officer discusses homeland during fort visit
Wed, 12/09/2009 - 01:04
Djiboutian Army officer 1st Lt. Gouled Mahamoud Djama spoke about his homeland during Tuesday’s international officers luncheon on Fort Huachuca.
(Bill Hess•Herald/Review)
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FORT HUACHUCA — In one of the most strategic places on the globe, plans are being made to build the world’s longest bridge — nearly 18 miles — to connect Djibouti and Yemen, an Army officer from Djibouti said Tuesday.
The two nations — one near the Horn of Africa, Djibouti, and the other on the Arabian Peninsula, Yemen — are across from each other, in the area through which an estimated 70 percent of the world’s oil is shipped, 1st Lt. Gouled Mahamoud Djama said Tuesday.
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