In a move that reflects the growing interest in migration issues and their impact on the economy and society, a comprehensive study entitled "The Mutual Effects of Yemeni Migration" was delivered today to Professor Wahid Al-Kabsi, Head of the Tax Authority, in his office at the Tax Authority. - Event Details The delivery ceremony took place in an official atmosphere, where the visit was attended by Professor Al-Azzi Al-Salwi, member of the Publicity Committee and Advisor to the Ministry of Expatriate Affairs, and Dr. Amr Maadikarb Al-Hamdani, member of the Publicity Committee and member of the Shura Council. Two printed copies of the study were delivered, which is an important reference for understanding the challenges and opportunities created by migration.
* Importance of the Study The study addresses the mutual effects of Yemeni migration from multiple angles, including economic, social and cultural impacts. The research results reflect the importance of remittances from expatriates and their role in supporting the local economy, in addition to the challenges facing migrants and their families under the current circumstances.
* Attendee Statements Professor Wahid Al-Kabsi expressed his appreciation for this study, stressing the importance of understanding the effects of migration in the economic context of the country. Professor Al-Azzi Al-Salwi also pointed out that this study will contribute to enhancing dialogue on migration policies and providing appropriate solutions to the challenges facing them.
* Enhancing cooperation The delivery of this study represents an important step towards enhancing cooperation between the Tax Authority and other academic and governmental bodies. Through the exchange of knowledge and research, the organizers of this initiative hope to enhance the common understanding of migration issues and their impacts on Yemeni society.
* Conclusion This step is a milestone in the efforts to understand and develop policies related to migration, which contributes to achieving positive impacts on the economy and society. The delivery of the study "The Mutual Effects of Yemeni Migration" to the Tax Authority is part of an ongoing commitment to scientific research and support it in facing contemporary challenges.