US targets 43 more firms over forced labour - qatar-tribune.com

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السياق الخليجي

The US enforcement of forced labour sanctions typically creates compliance scrutiny across GCC-based supply chains, particularly in construction, logistics, and labour-intensive sectors that rely on migrant workforces—a structural vulnerability that has periodically triggered regulatory reviews and reputational pressures on Gulf firms. Historical precedent shows such actions correlate with heightened due diligence requirements, auditing costs, and occasional trade friction affecting Gulf exporters and regional contractors operating under US jurisdiction or in partnership with US entities. The GCC labour market and cross-border trade relationships remain sensitive to US regulatory expansion in this area, given the region's reliance on foreign labour and integrated economic ties with America

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