They actually did. The poles in UK moved all back to PL
Diaspora Syrians moving en masses backhome (200k back already)
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The ones already settled in the west are not going back.
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I know some arabs who’s parents came to America 40 years ago they have been fully assimilated and own huge houses in the suburbs doubt people like that will go back to Lebanon
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the ones in germany and europe are definitely not going back, maybe the ones in greece and turkey who are in ráfaad
Hotchick12
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anyway the ones in europe shouldn’t go back they have bolstered the muslim population and i doubt we will have another 10 million muslims flooding in europe
For me personally I have went back but only for vacation purposes its not at the standard yet where one can resettle permanently
Diaspora should not come back we instead the should continue to stimulate the Somali economy through remittance. That would be far better help then bringing high skilled service that most can't afford. The only exception would be if the person returning was industrious and had an idea involving a factory that creates a product from a resource Somalia has.
Even now I think that the diaspora need to get in on the ground floor of crude oil refineries in Somalia once the oil deposits are proven.
70% of Balkans returned , 1.2 million refugees returned from the war in 1990s out of the 2 million that fled.
Remittances has been diminishing in importance due the return of diaspora and the increase of domestic economy as a result of new investments.
''However experts acknowledged that the role of MTO in the economy has been declining since 2012 due to the return of many Somali Diasporas , and increase in the production of the domestic economy as result of new investments from both foreign investors and Somalis.''
Remittances only became a lifeline when Somalia was cut off from investments , trade and the UN/US sanctioned the crap out of it's businesses and restricted its financial resources . For example the UN security council only started to partially lift financial sactions in 2012 right when you started to see it declining and in 2015 it started to make up less of the economy going from between 25% and 45% to 2.16% what it is now.
While still vital, remittances might now serve as supplementary income rather than a core economic driver, especially as diaspora members return and contribute directly.
The diaspora actually do major stuff like rebuilding the educational institutions and health care sector.
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I suppose I’ve overestimated remittance.70% of Balkans returned , 1.2 million refugees returned from the war in 1990s out of the 2 million that fled.
Remittances has been diminishing in importance due the return of diaspora and the increase of domestic economy as a result of new investments.
''However experts acknowledged that the role of MTO in the economy has been declining since 2012 due to the return of many Somali Diasporas , and increase in the production of the domestic economy as result of new investments from both foreign investors and Somalis.''
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Remittances only became a lifeline when Somalia was cut off from investments , trade and the UN/US sanctioned the crap out of it's businesses and restricted its financial resources . For example the UN security council only started to partially lift financial sactions in 2012 right when you started to see it declining and in 2015 it started to make up less of the economy going from between 25% and 45% to 2.16% what it is now.
While still vital, remittances might now serve as supplementary income rather than a core economic driver, especially as diaspora members return and contribute directly.
The diaspora actually do major stuff like rebuilding the educational institutions and health care sector.
Diaspora academics are returning to develop universities
More and more Somali academics who left their country to study abroad, or who immigrated, are returning to home soil, even though salaries are dismal ...www.universityworldnews.comSomalis in the Diaspora Rebuilding their Country Through
Kismayo - Since his arrival Dr. Ahmed Ali has been on a mission to reshape neonatal care at the Kismayo General Hospital in Jubaland. Dr. Ahmed returned toeastandhornofafrica.iom.int
Scholarship to Service: How Dr. Fodey’s Education Transformed Somali Healthcare Health 🏥
From Scholarship to Service: How Dr. Fodey’s Chinese Education Transformed Somali Healthcare October 6, 2024 Mogadishu(SONNA)-In the bustling districts of Mogadishu, where healthcare is crucial to the city’s vitality, one pediatrician stands out for his commitment to serving his community. Dr...www.somalispot.com
The Somali western diaspora is a loud meme. They think they're greater in number than they really are (by a wide margin) and non-Somalis have a similar misconception. I remember a Sudanese friend being like "Who's even left in your country?! You're all outside of it! I meet so many Somalis!" she didn't realize that at that moment there were under 100K Somalis in the UAE, if I recall correctly.
I actually got bored around then when I was like 18 and did some research looking into census data across the West, Middle-East and the Horn and found the overall diaspora back then was like 1% of the Somali global population, if not less, and that more than half of that lived in Yemen rather than the West.
There is no place like Home. I joke everyday on my way out to work that Trump should deport my ass back to Xamar.
Nothing but khayr would come my way and I am certain I will be back to praying five times a day at the mosque like I used to. That would complete the circle for me. Really a good ending of my journey from being a nomad with humble background, then educated and Moneyed in USA and finally back to his humble origins and be happy again.
the west isnt somalia, syrians in europe wont go back either if theyre citizens
The Somali western diaspora is a loud meme. They think they're greater in number than they really are (by a wide margin) and non-Somalis have a similar misconception. I remember a Sudanese friend being like "Who's even left in your country?! You're all outside of it! I meet so many Somalis!" she didn't realize that at that moment there were under 100K Somalis in the UAE, if I recall correctly.
I actually got bored around then when I was like 18 and did some research looking into census data across the West, Middle-East and the Horn and found the overall diaspora back then was like 1% of the Somali global population, if not less, and that more than half of that lived in Yemen rather than the West.
A lot of Somalis in UAE are economic migrants and not even refugee's. Same with other places in Africa. They moved there for business or for work.
There was a sizeable community of Somalis in UAE from the 80s mostly skilled and highly educated that were attracted to the new found oil wealth in the country and sent back to Somalia remittances, don't know exactly how many they were though.
A large wave of western diaspora will move back to Somalia once the oil wealth rolls in and sizeable investment increases, that's my prediction.
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