Escalating drone attacks in Saudi Arabia have increased the danger for Nepali migrant workers, necessitating urgent diplomatic efforts to ensure their safety and facilitate the return of those wishing to leave. While the government must prioritize immediate protection and evacuation strategies, it should also focus on creating domestic employment opportunities to reduce the country's reliance on forced migration.
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Escalating drone attacks in Saudi Arabia have increased the danger for Nepali migrant workers, necessitating urgent diplomatic efforts to ensure their safety and facilitate the return of those wishing to leave. While the government must prioritize immediate protection and evacuation strategies, it should also focus on creating domestic employment opportunities to reduce the country's reliance on forced migration.
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