Embassy of Morocco in Djibouti Ville, Djibouti; address Rue Marchand, Djibouti; phone +2532134664. Head of mission: Mr. M'Barek Haddaoui.
Head of mission: Mr. M'Barek Haddaoui, Business Manager (as listed in the diplomatic list of Morocco, 4 Dec 2024)
Morocco is an appealing destination for some of Djibouti's population of around 1 million, thanks to its vibrant culture, historical cities, and stunning landscapes. Its unique charm and rich heritage make it an attractive option for those looking to explore international tourism.
Morocco is considered relatively safe for tourists, including those coming from Djibouti. According to the Global Peace Index, Morocco ranks 76th out of 160 countries, which is significantly better than Djibouti's ranking of 117th. In terms of crime statistics, Morocco has a low murder rate of 1.9 per 100,000 people, with female murders at 0.5. In contrast, specific murder statistics for Djibouti are not available, but the overall safety indicators suggest that Morocco presents a safer environment for visitors. The Global Organized Crime Index also reflects this disparity, with Morocco scoring better in several categories, including mafia groups (1.0 for Morocco vs. 1.5 for Djibouti) and arms trafficking (3.0 for Morocco vs. 6.0 for Djibouti). While Morocco does have challenges with organized crime, it remains a safer option compared to Djibouti. Overall, tourists from Djibouti can expect a relatively safe experience in Morocco, though standard travel precautions should always be observed.