The ongoing conflict in the Gulf region has led to a significant decline in job opportunities for Nepali migrant workers, with new labor recruitment dropping by over 50 percent since the crisis began. This economic contraction in a primary employment destination puts severe pressure on Nepal's own labor market, which currently lacks the capacity to absorb both returning workers and new job seekers.
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The ongoing conflict in the Gulf region has led to a significant decline in job opportunities for Nepali migrant workers, with new labor recruitment dropping by over 50 percent since the crisis began. This economic contraction in a primary employment destination puts severe pressure on Nepal's own labor market, which currently lacks the capacity to absorb both returning workers and new job seekers.
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