What powers does the president of Djibouti have as head of state and government?

Under the constitution of Djibouti, the president serves as both the head of state and the head of government.12

The president is elected by universal suffrage to a five-year term, with no limitations on the number of terms they may serve. In their capacity as head of government, the president is responsible for nominating a prime minister, who assists them in their duties.12

While the country’s legislative power resides with the National Assembly, political power in Djibouti is described as being tightly held by the president, Ismail Omar Guelleh, and his political coalition.2