Djibouti Parliament Removes Presidential Age Limit
Djibouti's parliament has removed the age limit for presidents with a unanimous vote, allowing leader Ismail Omar Guelleh to run for a sixth term.
Guelleh, 77, has held power since 1999 in the tiny Horn of Africa nation, which hosts military bases for several countries, including the United States, France, and China.
- Djibouti's lawmakers approved the change to the constitution, removing the bar on running for president past the age of 75.
The move opens the way for Guelleh to extend his rule.
Author's summary: Djibouti's parliament removes age limit for presidents.
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