Pakistan Remittance Summit to take place in Dubai next month

 

Pakistan Remittance Summit to take place in Dubai next month  

In collaboration with leading commercial banks, Dellsons Associates is organizing an international conference named the Pakistan Remittance Summit in Dubai next month. The summit aims to recognize the pivotal role of overseas Pakistanis in bolstering the national economy through remittances.

The conference intends to educate overseas Pakistanis about leveraging formal banking channels, utilizing various options within these channels to sustain their valuable contributions of sending remittances to their homeland.

Ibrahim Amin, Chairman of Dellsons Associates, highlighted that a considerable number of Pakistanis have migrated to Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries in recent years. However, the proportion of their contribution to the economy has remained relatively stagnant. This aspect necessitates exploration and attention from both the government and stakeholders.

Amin emphasized that the government and banks should provide overseas Pakistanis in foreign countries, especially those in GCC states, with incentives and technological solutions to amplify the inflow of remittances from the oil-rich region.

Tufail Ahmed Khan, CEO of Dellsons Associates, stated, "The conference has a distinct agenda of aiding overseas Pakistani workers who have dedicated themselves to our country for extended periods, often while being separated from their families, friends, and homeland. Additionally, the conference will serve as a cornerstone in strengthening the overseas Pakistani communities, predominantly in the Gulf region. This approach will empower them to cultivate their professional and social networks for mutual benefit and celebrate their cultural festivities alongside their fellow countrymen abroad."

According to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), the portion of overseas Pakistani workers residing in GCC region accounts for 52% of the overall remittance inflow of $27.02 billion recorded in FY23.

Source: Pro Pakistani

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