AFRICAN MONUMENTS The People’s Palace in Djibouti City, Djibouti, is a significant cultural and historical monument symbolizing the nation’s independence and resilience. Built in 1986, it stands as a tribute to Djibouti’s struggle for sovereignty, achieved on June 27, 1977, after years of French colonial rule. Located in the heart of Djibouti City, the palace is a prominent landmark near Place du 27 Juin 1977 (also known as Place Ménélik), a central square reflecting the country’s blend of Arab, African, and European influences. The palace serves as a venue for national ceremonies, cultural events, and government functions, embodying Djibouti’s pride in its hard-won independence. It is a gathering place for celebrations like Independence Day, reinforcing national unity among the country’s diverse ethnic groups, primarily the Afar and Somali. #djibouti🇩🇯