Central Asia’s diaspora is increasingly taking root beyond traditional destinations, spreading through East Asia, Western Europe & the Arabian Gulf. This growing diversification helps protect remittances from overconcentrated geopolitical risk while preserving their critical contribution to economic growth. However, it also requires developing new channels & strengthening existing ones to support remittance flows.
This session explores how Central Asian jurisdictions can work together to provide safe, affordable & resilient remittance corridors that support the flow of funds between citizens abroad & communities at home.
New Routes Home - Remittances for Central Asia’s Globalising Diaspora
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Speakers
Professor of Economics & Public Policy, School of Global Policy & Strategy, University of California San Diego
Director, Department of Currency Regulation & Supervision, Central Bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Director of the Department for the Foreign Exchange System & Implementation of Foreign Exchange Policy Measures, National Bank of Serbia
