Is there a bone marrow registry in Djibouti?

Djibouti’s first national cancer center was financed in February 2026. [4]

Searching the web on Oct 16, 2026 turned up nothing on a donor registry or transplant service in Djibouti; the Islamic Development Bank’s release on the oncology center, read that day, says the project follows its modernization of Al-Shifa Hospital. [4]

South Africa’s two registries don’t take people living in Djibouti: on Oct 11, 2026, DKMS Africa’s form asked first whether you live in South Africa, and SABMR excluded anyone not living there. DKMS Africa takes other nationals only after 18 months living in South Africa. [1, 2, 3]

The Islamic Development Bank says its Djibouti oncology project includes US$0.40 million for peer-to-peer knowledge sharing and training to build local medical skills, under its Reverse Linkage program. [4]

Cancer accounts for a significant share of hospital admissions and in-hospital deaths in Djibouti, the Islamic Development Bank said in February 2026, and seeking care abroad often weighs on families financially and logistically. [4]

Djibouti’s Finance Minister, Ilyas Moussa Dawaleh, signed the oncology center’s financing in Jeddah in February 2026 with Islamic Development Bank President Muhammad Al Jasser, and Djibouti’s government is adding US$2.25 million; the announcement was about cancer care, not a donor registry. [4]