DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladesh expects expatriate workers to send home $5.5 billion in the year to end-June, a figure that could almost double to $10 billion a year in the next three years, a senior central bank official said on Sunday.
"It's not unlikely that remittances inflow could reach $10 billion over the next three years," Bangladesh Bank's Deputy Governor Allah Malik Kazemi told Reuters,
Remittances rose by more than a quarter, to $4.36 billion, in July-March, the first nine months of the fiscal year, central bank officials said. [Read more]
Diaspora Journey is a nice place to visit where one can come to know to something new on remittance and the diaspora activities. Besides news, would like to see more exclusive/in-depth write up on remittance, expatriates and migration with sp.reference to Bangladesh.
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