International Day of Family Remittances in 2022

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Related Hashtags	#Family, #IDFR, #Remittances
2022 Date	16 June 2022
2023 Date	16 June 2023

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International Day of Family Remittances in

Thursday, 16 Jun

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International Day of Family Remittances in 2022

The International Day of Family Remittances is an observance recognized by the United Nations. This day aims to bring recognition to the contribution done by migrants who leave their homes to work and try to attain a better life for their families.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for International Day of Family Remittances - in 2022

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— Akalya (@Akalya19969503) June 16, 2022

16 June : International Day of Family Remittances #internationaldayoffamilyremittances https://t.co/FoUwdvCEKq
— MK Verma (@_mkverma) June 16, 2022

Join us for an exciting webinar on the International Day of Family Remittances where we will be exploring the link between remittances, local developent and wider diaspora investment and examining the importance of diaspora engagement. https://t.co/Xpouid2aHy
— IOM Southern Africa (@IOMROpretoria) June 15, 2022

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— BFMfurniture (@bfmfurniture) June 15, 2022

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— Ashrafia Group (@ashrafiagroup) June 16, 2022

The International Day of #Family Remittances on June 16 recognizes the critical contributions of migrants to supporting their families. Family remittances have an enormous impact in developing countries. #globalmissionfoundation #internationaldayoffamilyremittance https://t.co/5T8j5s9CEl
— Mukesh gupta (@Guptamac) June 16, 2022

One billion people, or one in seven in the world, are involved with remittances, either by sending (200 million migrant workers) or receiving them (an average household of four people). Let’s recognize their sacrifice and celebrate the International Day of Family Remittances.
— IOM Australia and Coordinator for the Pacific (@IOMinthePacific) June 16, 2022

According to IOM, up to 70% of remittances are used for consumption purposes. 30% (up to $190bn) can be used for investment. Join IOM’s policy debate tomorrow marking the #International_Day_of_Family_Remittances on how we can make this happen. Register➡️https://t.co/TghAPaN7Fo https://t.co/GIfCes79xD
— IOM MENA (@IOM_MENA) June 15, 2022

On International Day of Family Remittances, IOM Sri Lanka reaffirms the commitment to: ✅ Establish pathways for upskilling ✅ Introduce mechanisms to protect migrant rights ✅ Improve regular channels for remittances to ensure safe and dignified employment overseas. #Remittances https://t.co/mp09nx23Fa
— IOM Sri Lanka & Maldives (@IOMSriLanka) June 16, 2022

June 16 is observed as the International Day of Family Remittances (IDFR) all over the world. IDFR highlights the great resilience of migrant workers during economic insecurities, natural and climate-related disasters. #IDFR #migrantworkers #RecoveryAndResilience #together https://t.co/J8YNzRHktJ
— TOGETHER magazine (@MagznTogether) June 16, 2022