More Money, Fewer Workers On 3 November, two numbers out of Kathmandu deserved to be read side by side. Nepal’s remittance inflows for the fiscal year ending in…
More Money, Fewer Workers On 3 November, two numbers out of Kathmandu deserved to be read side by side. Nepal’s remittance inflows for the fiscal year ending in mid-July rose 28% in dollar terms to a record $16.19 billion. Over roughly the same period since the Iran war began, new labour approvals for Gulf jobs […] The post The Gulf’s Hidden Invoice: Who Really Pays for the Hormuz Recession appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.
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