إشعار
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السياق الخليجي
Remittance flows into GCC markets have historically represented a significant portion of inbound capital, particularly to Saudi Arabia and the UAE, where expatriate populations constitute substantial shares of the workforce across construction, retail, and services sectors. Digital remittance platforms have progressively displaced traditional hawala and banking channels in the region, reflecting broader GCC adoption of financial technology and regulatory modernization efforts aimed at formalizing cross-border money flows. Expansion announcements by major remittance operators typically signal confidence in sustained expatriate employment and regulatory environments conducive to fintech integration, factors that influence both liquidity in domestic banking sectors and broader macroeconomic s
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