Țările care falimentează dacă diaspora nu mai trimite bani acasă

In 2025, global remittances exceeded $860 billion, with India receiving the largest share of $125 billion. This amount grew by nearly 4% from 2024, surpassing global GDP growth. Remittances to low and middle-income countries totaled around $685 billion, more than foreign direct investments. Countries like Tajikistan and Tonga rely heavily on remittances, which constitute significant portions of their GDP. The U.S. remains the largest source of remittances, particularly for Latin America and the Caribbean, while Gulf countries also contribute significantly. In times of crisis, remittances provide crucial financial support.