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Uganda banks $1.4B in migrant cash, aid left in dust
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 78954, member: 636"] Money sent back by Ugandans abroad has become a huge economic asset. Officials noted these remittances topped 1.4 billion dollars last year, which is more than traditional foreign aid. A representative from the International Organization for Migration called this flow a strategic national benefit that supports families and development. The discussion also addressed Uganda's role as a major host for migrants, currently sheltering close to two million refugees. A refugee commissioner acknowledged the growing strain, calling for stronger laws and safer systems to prevent exploitation. A UN coordinator urged people to stop dehumanizing migrants, highlighting their financial contribution and skills. The overall message framed well-managed migration as a key driver for the country's prosperity and social cohesion. [/QUOTE]
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