Donya-e Eghtesad newspaper: Experience shows that the hasty and unplanned expulsion of citizens to a country that is itself grappling with deep economic crises not only does not end the issue of migration but also leads to the reproduction of poverty and the formation of a damaging cycle of 're-migration'.
Will Afghan Migration to Iran Happen Again?
The article discusses the potential for renewed Afghan migration to Iran, highlighting that hasty expulsions without planning exacerbate economic issues rather than resolve them. This situation involves Afghan migrants and the Iranian economy, which is already facing significant challenges.
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📰 What Happened
The article discusses the potential for renewed Afghan migration to Iran, emphasizing that unplanned expulsions could worsen economic conditions for both countries. It warns against creating a cycle of poverty and re-migration.
- Iran is currently facing significant economic challenges.
- Hasty expulsions of migrants can lead to increased poverty and further migration issues.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has a long history of hosting Afghan migrants, particularly during times of crisis in Afghanistan. The current economic situation in Iran complicates the potential for accepting more migrants.
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