Identifier | Created | Classification | Origin |
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04DJIBOUTI579 | 2004-04-19 05:16:00 | UNCLASSIFIED | Embassy Djibouti |
This record is a partial extract of the original cable. The full text of the original cable is not available. |
UNCLAS DJIBOUTI 000579 |
1. Post submits the following responses to OBC's survey. A. No. International Driving Permit is not required. B. A U.S. driver's license is accepted for personnel with a diplomatic passport. C. Not applicable D. U.S. license is acceptable as long as the individual has valid diplomatic status. The validity date of the driver's license is equal to the employee's Djiboutian diplomatic visa. E. No additional documentation or local testing is required. F. Not applicable G. No H. The host country has a fuel called `Super' that cannot be considered `Unleaded' according to American standards. It is a leaded mixture gasoline (octane rate: 93). The Ministry of Energy announced it would discontinue importation of leaded gasoline but we have not been provided an exact time frame. I. The catalytic converter should be removed prior to arriving at post. J. Some clients use American companies for comprehensive insurance. For the third party liability portion, there is a reputable local insurance company for clients. K. Local insurance costs vary according to the vehicle make and horse power (from USD 270 to 1,525 per annum). Ragsdale |